"To see, one must forget the name of the things we are looking at,” said French artist Claude Monet, who spearheaded the Impressionism movement. This art movement, which found its subject in the depiction of the surroundings as a whole, instead of the details of any one object, continues to seep into the contemporary world. And if you try not to read between the blurred lines, you might actually notice an avatar of this thought process in Juhu Beach — courtesy, American street photographer Craig Boehman.

Boehman at work at the beach. Pic/Nimesh Dave