Localized Rain Umbrella in Sunlit Square

A sun-drenched, dusty-dry town square under a clear blue sky, sharp hard-edged shadows everywhere from bright direct sunlight. A man walks across the square holding an open black umbrella, but instead of shielding him from rain, the umbrella is causing it: directly beneath the umbrella, confined exactly within its circular shadow, a small dense rain shower with visible raindrops from underneath the umbrella falls, creating a clearly visible curtain of drops of water, darkening and wetting the ground in a sharply defined circular wet patch that moves along with him. The man, especially his hair and clothes, is soaking wet and dripping water. Behind him on the dry pavement, a trail of previous circular wet patches is visible, some already drying at the edges but still darker than the surrounding dry stone, clear evidence the localized rain has followed him step by step across the square. The rest of the square, the other pedestrians, the sunlit building facades, the dry dusty ground, all remain completely untouched by rain, bright and dry under the clear sky. Medium-wide documentary street photography, crisp midday sunlight, sharp focus on the umbrella and its trailing wet circles, natural color grading. Negative prompt: overcast sky, general rain across the whole scene, deformed anatomy, blurry, low resolution, jpeg artifacts, oversaturated, cartoon, illustration, painting, watermark, text, logo, duplicate objects, glitch artifacts, soft or gradient-edged wet patch, wet reflections outside the circular zone