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The negative refraction and imaging effects in photonic crystals can be used to solve diffraction limit problem in near-field optics.Improving transmission efficiency and image resolution is a critical work for negative refraction imaging.We theoretically investigate the band structures,equi-frequency surfaces,electromagnetic wave propagation,and the image intensity distributions in a two-dimensional hexagonal photonic crystal consisting of hollow components.It is found that,in contrast to a hexagonal photonic crystal consisting of solid dielectric cylinders of the same radius,photonic crystals with hollow components can be used to optimize the all-angle negative refraction.Numerical simulations show that the transmission efficiency and resolution of image can be enhanced by changing the radii of the hollow air rods.