This photo series documents a full day at Josh Ocean View Villa in Cemagi, Badung, Bali from dawn to dusk.
There was no fixed shot list. Each frame was made when the light revealed something worth holding.
Morning sun shaped the bedrooms. Afternoon highlights brought out texture and detail. By sunset the villa was framed in warm tones.
The goal was to show how the architecture interacts with shifting light throughout the day, creating a calm, natural, editorial-style visual story.
This photo series documents a full day at Josh Ocean View Villa in Cemagi, Badung, Bali from dawn to dusk.
There was no fixed shot list. Each frame was made when the light revealed something worth holding.
Morning sun shaped the bedrooms. Afternoon highlights brought out texture and detail. By sunset the villa was framed in warm tones.
The goal was to show how the architecture interacts with shifting light throughout the day, creating a calm, natural, editorial-style visual story.
This photo series documents a full day at Josh Ocean View Villa in Cemagi, Badung, Bali from dawn to dusk.
There was no fixed shot list. Each frame was made when the light revealed something worth holding.
Morning sun shaped the bedrooms. Afternoon highlights brought out texture and detail. By sunset the villa was framed in warm tones.
The goal was to show how the architecture interacts with shifting light throughout the day, creating a calm, natural, editorial-style visual story.
A Story Directed by Light
A Story Directed by Light
A Story Directed by Light
A Day of Shooting Josh Ocean View Villa with
Editorial Storytelling Approach
A Day of Shooting Josh Ocean View Villa with
Editorial Storytelling Approach
The photoshoot begins when almost everyone is still fast asleep.
In the distance, Mount Agung and Mount Batur quietly show their presence, A stark reminder that they’ve stood here long before the villas, the rooftops, or even the idea of Bali as a destination.
The photoshoot begins when almost everyone is still fast asleep.
In the distance, Mount Agung and Mount Batur quietly show their presence, A stark reminder that they’ve stood here long before the villas, the rooftops, or even the idea of Bali as a destination.
The photoshoot begins when almost everyone is still fast asleep.
In the distance, Mount Agung and Mount Batur quietly show their presence, A stark reminder that they’ve stood here long before the villas, the rooftops, or even the idea of Bali as a destination.
As the sun begins to rise, light peeks over the horizon and softens the darkness.
The reflection pool catches the changing sky, while streaks of sunlight creep across the open deck and into the rooms.
As the sun begins to rise, light peeks over the horizon and softens the darkness.
The reflection pool catches the changing sky, while streaks of sunlight creep across the open deck and into the rooms.
As the sun begins to rise, light peeks over the horizon and softens the darkness.
The reflection pool catches the changing sky, while streaks of sunlight creep across the open deck and into the rooms.
The day begins in the main bedroom, where soft sunlight filters through large windows, casting a calm across the space.
The day begins in the main bedroom, where soft sunlight filters through large windows, casting a calm across the space.
The day begins in the main bedroom, where soft sunlight filters through large windows, casting a calm across the space.
Breakfast follows.
Coffee and toast on the rooftop hits different when the ocean breeze and view come with it.
Then, the villa shifts.
The bedroom becomes a workspace. A laptop on the bed, the pool within reach, work and stillness in one frame.
Breakfast follows.
Coffee and toast on the rooftop hits different when the ocean breeze and view come with it.
Then, the villa shifts.
The bedroom becomes a workspace. A laptop on the bed, the pool within reach, work and stillness in one frame.
Breakfast follows.
Coffee and toast on the rooftop hits different when the ocean breeze and view come with it.
Then, the villa shifts.
The bedroom becomes a workspace. A laptop on the bed, the pool within reach, work and stillness in one frame.
Josh Ocean View Villa sits just fifty meters from the shore of Mengening Beach in Cemagi, Bali.
A quiet stretch known for its rice fields and uninterrupted ocean views, where the architecture stands between the two, holding its shape under full sun.
Josh Ocean View Villa sits just fifty meters from the shore of Mengening Beach in Cemagi, Bali.
A quiet stretch known for its rice fields and uninterrupted ocean views, where the architecture stands between the two, holding its shape under full sun.
Josh Ocean View Villa sits just fifty meters from the shore of Mengening Beach in Cemagi, Bali.
A quiet stretch known for its rice fields and uninterrupted ocean views, where the architecture stands between the two, holding its shape under full sun.
The villa is simple in form, two main levels and a rooftop that opens to sky and sea.
From above, you can see how the pool runs parallel to the living spaces, while the rooftop deck sits at the edge, positioned for sunsets and ocean breeze.
The villa is simple in form, two main levels and a rooftop that opens to sky and sea.
From above, you can see how the pool runs parallel to the living spaces, while the rooftop deck sits at the edge, positioned for sunsets and ocean breeze.
The villa is simple in form, two main levels and a rooftop that opens to sky and sea.
From above, you can see how the pool runs parallel to the living spaces, while the rooftop deck sits at the edge, positioned for sunsets and ocean breeze.
The outside of the villa mixes concrete, natural stone, and warm wood. All materials that fit well with the Bali climate.
Big windows and sliding doors help brings in fresh air and sunlight, while still keeping the inside cool and shaded.
Seen from the street, the villa feels bold and private, with just enough greenery to soften the clean lines of the building
The outside of the villa mixes concrete, natural stone, and warm wood. All materials that fit well with the Bali climate.
Big windows and sliding doors help brings in fresh air and sunlight, while still keeping the inside cool and shaded.
Seen from the street, the villa feels bold and private, with just enough greenery to soften the clean lines of the building
The outside of the villa mixes concrete, natural stone, and warm wood. All materials that fit well with the Bali climate.
Big windows and sliding doors help brings in fresh air and sunlight, while still keeping the inside cool and shaded.
Seen from the street, the villa feels bold and private, with just enough greenery to soften the clean lines of the building
Inside, the villa’s open layout makes the most of its surroundings.
Floor-to-ceiling windows bring in natural light throughout the day, giving the space a warm, grounded feel.
Inside, the villa’s open layout makes the most of its surroundings.
Floor-to-ceiling windows bring in natural light throughout the day, giving the space a warm, grounded feel.
Inside, the villa’s open layout makes the most of its surroundings.
Floor-to-ceiling windows bring in natural light throughout the day, giving the space a warm, grounded feel.
From the living and dining areas, you look out toward lush greenery and catch glimpses of the ocean through tall palms.
Sliding doors blur the line between indoors and out, letting in the breeze, or leading you to a quiet moment on the balcony.
Whether you’re reading in the corner or gathered around the table, the space stays bright, open, and connected to the landscape.
Exactly how a Bali villa should feel.
From the living and dining areas, you look out toward lush greenery and catch glimpses of the ocean through tall palms.
Sliding doors blur the line between indoors and out, letting in the breeze, or leading you to a quiet moment on the balcony.
Whether you’re reading in the corner or gathered around the table, the space stays bright, open, and connected to the landscape.
Exactly how a Bali villa should feel.
From the living and dining areas, you look out toward lush greenery and catch glimpses of the ocean through tall palms.
Sliding doors blur the line between indoors and out, letting in the breeze, or leading you to a quiet moment on the balcony.
Whether you’re reading in the corner or gathered around the table, the space stays bright, open, and connected to the landscape.
Exactly how a Bali villa should feel.
As the sun sets, the villa offers two ways to end the day:
Up on the rooftop, looking out toward the beach,
or quietly on the balcony, with your favorite company.
A cold beer on the table.
Palm trees silhouetted against the evening sky.
It’s the kind of moment that asks for nothing.
Quiet.
Warm.
Exactly how a day in Bali should end.
As the sun sets, the villa offers two ways to end the day:
Up on the rooftop, looking out toward the beach,
or quietly on the balcony, with your favorite company.
A cold beer on the table.
Palm trees silhouetted against the evening sky.
It’s the kind of moment that asks for nothing.
Quiet.
Warm.
Exactly how a day in Bali should end.
As the sun sets, the villa offers two ways to end the day:
Up on the rooftop, looking out toward the beach,
or quietly on the balcony, with your favorite company.
A cold beer on the table.
Palm trees silhouetted against the evening sky.
It’s the kind of moment that asks for nothing.
Quiet.
Warm.
Exactly how a day in Bali should end.
This was my personal take on documenting a designed living space like an editorial feature, not a just another AirBnB photoshoot.
From dawn to dusk.
One shadow.
One highlight.
At at time.
This was my personal take on documenting a designed living space like an editorial feature, not a just another AirBnB photoshoot.
From dawn to dusk.
One shadow.
One highlight.
At at time.
This was my personal take on documenting a designed living space like an editorial feature, not a just another AirBnB photoshoot.
From dawn to dusk.
One shadow.
One highlight.
At at time.
Project Info:
Villa: Josh Ocean View Villa
Location: Cemagi, Badung, Bali
Owner: Yunus Alaan Pakpahan
Architect: Hendra Natura / Natura Studio
Photography: Ryan Tjidjasa
Photography commissioned by Josh Ocean View Villa for their 2025 property showcase.
Project Info:
Villa: Josh Ocean View Villa
Location: Cemagi, Badung, Bali
Owner: Yunus Alaan Pakpahan
Architect: Hendra Natura / Natura Studio
Photography: Ryan Tjidjasa
Photography commissioned by Josh Ocean View Villa for their 2025 property showcase.
Project Info:
Villa: Josh Ocean View Villa
Location: Cemagi, Badung, Bali
Owner: Yunus Alaan Pakpahan
Architect: Hendra Natura / Natura Studio
Photography: Ryan Tjidjasa
Photography commissioned by Josh Ocean View Villa for their 2025 property showcase.
This was my personal take on documenting a designed living space like an editorial feature, not a just another AirBnB photoshoot.
From dawn to dusk.
One shadow.
One highlight.
At at time.
Project Info:
Villa: Josh Ocean View Villa
Location: Cemagi, Badung, Bali
Owner: Yunus Alaan Pakpahan
Architect: Hendra Natura / Natura Studio
Photography: Ryan Tjidjasa
Photography commissioned by Josh Ocean View Villa for their 2025 property showcase.
Dawn - The still hour
Morning - The Wake-Up Light
Midday - Structure in Stillness
Afternoon - Light in Transition
Dusk - The Final Glow
This photo series documents a full day at Josh Ocean View Villa in Cemagi, Badung, Bali from dawn to dusk.
There was no fixed shot list. Each frame was made when the light revealed something worth holding.
Morning sun shaped the bedrooms. Afternoon highlights brought out texture and detail. By sunset the villa was framed in warm tones.
The goal was to show how the architecture interacts with shifting light throughout the day, creating a calm, natural, editorial-style visual story.
A Story Directed by Light
A Day of Shooting Josh Ocean View Villa with
Editorial Storytelling Approach
The photoshoot begins when almost everyone is still fast asleep.
In the distance, Mount Agung and Mount Batur quietly show their presence, A stark reminder that they’ve stood here long before the villas, the rooftops, or even the idea of Bali as a destination.
As the sun begins to rise, light peeks over the horizon and softens the darkness.
The reflection pool catches the changing sky, while streaks of sunlight creep across the open deck and into the rooms.
The day begins in the main bedroom, where soft sunlight filters through large windows, casting a calm across the space.
Breakfast follows.
Coffee and toast on the rooftop hits different when the ocean breeze and view come with it.
Then, the villa shifts.
The bedroom becomes a workspace. A laptop on the bed, the pool within reach, work and stillness in one frame.
Josh Ocean View Villa sits just fifty meters from the shore of Mengening Beach in Cemagi, Bali.
A quiet stretch known for its rice fields and uninterrupted ocean views, where the architecture stands between the two, holding its shape under full sun.
The villa is simple in form, two main levels and a rooftop that opens to sky and sea.
From above, you can see how the pool runs parallel to the living spaces, while the rooftop deck sits at the edge, positioned for sunsets and ocean breeze.
The outside of the villa mixes concrete, natural stone, and warm wood. All materials that fit well with the Bali climate.
Big windows and sliding doors help brings in fresh air and sunlight, while still keeping the inside cool and shaded.
Seen from the street, the villa feels bold and private, with just enough greenery to soften the clean lines of the building
Inside, the villa’s open layout makes the most of its surroundings.
Floor-to-ceiling windows bring in natural light throughout the day, giving the space a warm, grounded feel.
From the living and dining areas, you look out toward lush greenery and catch glimpses of the ocean through tall palms.
Sliding doors blur the line between indoors and out, letting in the breeze, or leading you to a quiet moment on the balcony.
Whether you’re reading in the corner or gathered around the table, the space stays bright, open, and connected to the landscape.
Exactly how a Bali villa should feel.
As the sun sets, the villa offers two ways to end the day:
Up on the rooftop, looking out toward the beach,
or quietly on the balcony, with your favorite company.
A cold beer on the table.
Palm trees silhouetted against the evening sky.
It’s the kind of moment that asks for nothing.
Quiet.
Warm.
Exactly how a day in Bali should end.
This was my personal take on documenting a designed living space like an editorial feature, not a just another AirBnB photoshoot.
From dawn to dusk.
One shadow.
One highlight.
At at time.
Project Info:
Villa: Josh Ocean View Villa
Location: Cemagi, Badung, Bali
Owner: Yunus Alaan Pakpahan
Architect: Hendra Natura / Natura Studio
Photography: Ryan Tjidjasa
Photography commissioned by Josh Ocean View Villa for their 2025 property showcase.
This was my personal take on documenting a designed living space like an editorial feature, not a just another AirBnB photoshoot.
From dawn to dusk.
One shadow.
One highlight.
At at time.
Project Info:
Villa: Josh Ocean View Villa
Location: Cemagi, Badung, Bali
Owner: Yunus Alaan Pakpahan
Architect: Hendra Natura / Natura Studio
Photography: Ryan Tjidjasa
Photography commissioned by Josh Ocean View Villa for their 2025 property showcase.
Dawn - The still hour
Morning - The Wake-Up Light
Midday - Structure in Stillness
Afternoon - Light in Transition
Dusk - The Final Glow
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Ryan Tjidjasa
Architecture and Interior Design Photography
Professional architecture and interior photography
based in Bali, Indonesia
Available for architecture and interior photography projects worldwide
Collaborating with architecture studios, interior designers, developers, and private property owners to document completed spaces