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Miami’s signature lifeguard houses are captured by French Photographer Léo Caillard from a minimalist viewpoint. Caillard sets the subjects in the very same way for each photograph creating the perfect ground for a comparative visual experience, through the strict formal composition the actual function of these beach huts gradually fades away, leaving the observer to focus more distinctly at each construction and the differences among them.
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