Hollow captures a narrow corridor between two homes, where a dry riverbed of stones quietly traces the centerline, dividing hedges and shadows. The early morning sun slips across the facades, casting diagonal lines that heighten the geometry of space while hinting at the passage of time. This modest hollow—lined with plantings and backed by the distant form of another home—feels like a pause between movements, a breath held in stillness. There is no grandeur here, only presence. The image invites a deeper listening, a contemplative gaze toward the unseen spaces that cradle our everyday lives. As part of the Middle Spaces series, this photograph explores the spiritual dimension of proximity—where closeness does not always mean connection, and silence can echo with meaning. Ideal for interiors seeking quiet beauty, meditative rhythm, and minimalist form—perfect for entryways, offices, or sacred corners in home and public spaces.