Umbrella in the Rain

Create one vertical 3:4 image: a black-and-white poster of the man in the attached photo standing in light rain on an open footbridge, photographed from a low camera against a bright overcast sky. His face is the one in the photo: same facial anatomy and proportions, eye shape and spacing, nose, lips, jaw, cheeks, age, skin tone and any marks; short hair slightly damp and pushed back. He holds a large black umbrella in his right hand, the shaft gripped at chest height, but the canopy is tipped back over his shoulder so it opens behind and above his head like a dark disc on the sky, not over it; the left hand rests in the pocket of a dark zip jacket worn over a plain grey sweatshirt. Normal lens from knee height tilted up, framed from the chest up, head in natural proportion; the umbrella rim stays fully outside the face and the top of the canopy sits a little below the upper edge of the frame. Head tipped back, chin up, eyes open and raised to the falling rain straight above him, not to the lens; mouth relaxed, brows soft, a small exhale of relief. Bright soft daylight from the open sky in front lights the whole face and the wet jacket shoulders, with a faint canopy shadow on the back of his shoulders; fine rain streaks catch as short light lines against the dark canopy and a few droplets sit on his face. The wet bridge railing crosses the bottom corner. Fast-film grain, rich blacks in the umbrella, the sky nearly white. The text to show is IT WILL PASS (spelled exactly as written here, every letter present once and in order), one line of small widely spaced serif capitals centred in the pale sky above the umbrella tip, touching nothing. No other text, logo or watermark anywhere.