Minimalist editorial studio photograph, close-to-medium shot, camera at slight eye level angle. A person's hand and forearm, shown as a clean near-black silhouette with minimal detail, reaches in from the top-right corner and places a new card/sheet onto the top of an existing stack of similar cards.
The stack consists of several flat rectangular cards, each representing one week — solid bright neon yellow-green (chartreuse/lime) for the newest top card, with the cards beneath it in slightly darker/muted tones of the same hue or black, showing depth and history of the stack growing upward. The new chartreuse card is caught mid-motion being placed, glowing softly.
COMPOSITION: the entire scene (hand, card, stack) must be positioned within the top two-thirds of the frame only. The bottom third of the image must remain completely empty, solid pure white, with no objects, shadows, reflections, or ground plane visible in it. Leave generous plain white negative space below the stack.
Background: pure white or very light gray throughout, soft high-contrast studio lighting, clean negative space, strictly two-tone palette (black silhouette + chartreuse accent) on white, no text, no additional icons.
