The beach is more than just a place for relaxation. As someone who loves being in and around water, photography projects focused on water are a natural choice for me. Observing beach culture in various countries plays a fascinating role in this. The small beach huts, which can be rented to store personal items like beach gear, have a certain magic. Some of these huts are furnished, perfect for meeting friends, enjoying a picnic, or sunbathing out of the wind. Whether right by the water or tucked behind the dunes, they offer a peaceful and cozy retreat.
Beach huts are not only important for visitors but also for lifeguards. In many countries, lifeguards have their own huts, often elevated and painted in bright colors to stand out from the sandy surroundings. They can also display flags to signal current swimming conditions. These small towers act as lifeguard stations, ensuring safety for swimmers. The architecture and colors of these huts vary from country to country.
Whether for beachgoers or lifeguards, these huts are essential features of the public beach landscape. They provide shelter and comfort, representing the joy of a day by the sea and the vigilance needed to keep everyone safe.
Capture Information: 2022 – 2024, Digital Medium Format
