一个人用肩膀扛着整颗地球仪

Conceptual portrait photograph, 1:1 square, shot from a low three-quarter angle. A weary adult sits on a plain wooden stool with a huge textured world globe resting across both shoulders; its underside presses visibly into the jacket fabric, while the strained neck and bowed head take the load. Elbows are braced on the knees and both shoes are planted on the ground, and the globe's painted oceans and continents loom over the small figure. Both hands rest open on the knees with fingers together and each thumb alongside its palm. Exactly five digits visible or anatomically accounted for. Soft directional light models the globe's texture and the compression folds in the jacket. Palette: ocean blue, continent ochre, jacket charcoal and warm skin. Keep the figure, stool and globe fully inside the frame with a clear margin on all sides. Isolate the group on a fully transparent background with a real alpha channel (alpha equals zero, not white, not coloured, no checkerboard pattern), and add a soft semi-transparent contact shadow in the alpha under the stool and shoes, darkest at contact and fading outward. Every surface stays plain and unmarked, with no lettering anywhere.