Intimate explorations of space and memory form the core of Todd Hido’s photographic work in Intimate Distance, which compiles twenty-five years of his images into a chronological album. His approach centers on landscape photography with an intimate and often haunting mood, revealing subtle emotional landscapes within architecture and environments.

The volume, consisting of 272 pages, presents a diverse range of photographs that trace the evolution of Hido’s visual style over a quarter-century. His use of light, shadow, and perspective captures an often solitary and introspective atmosphere that challenges traditional notions of distance and closeness in photographic portraiture of places and spaces.