Rake Heads in Boston
Golden hour light spills across the red brick facade of a rowhouse in the North End, illuminating a narrow window box overflowing with vibrant zinnias and fading hydrangeas. Below the sill, a weathered wooden chair sits slightly askew on the stoop, its grain catching the low-angle sun. A pair of rusted rake heads leans against the wall nearby, their tines casting long, sharp shadows that stretch across the concrete steps. In the foreground, a cluster of empty glass bottles rests on a makeshift ledge, their surfaces reflecting the warm amber glow of the setting sun. A quiet, lived-in moment where gardening tools and floral remnants share space with the city's enduring architecture.
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