Liminal Hours

A liminal space is an ordinary place caught at the wrong hour. The architecture is familiar, a pool or a corridor or a stairwell, but it sits empty, the light is artificial, and the perspective runs dead straight to a vanishing point. The result reads as recognisable and quietly wrong at once. Composition, lens and light stay locked across all nine versions. Three short keywords change the scene: the space, the light source, and the floor surface.