Wooden Window Box in Boston
by Cesar House
A weathered wooden window box sits on the brick ledge of a historic Boston building, filled with soil and small green plants. The overcast midday light casts soft, diffuse shadows across the damp earth and the rough texture of the aged wood. Behind the box, a white-framed sash window reflects the gray sky, adding depth to the urban facade. One dried leaf rests on the edge of the planter, marking the transition between seasons.
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