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Please create an independent, high-end design poster for each photo you upload, without combining multiple images. Each photo should be output separately. The overall composition should be in a 3:4 vertical format, with the top and bottom sections each having an equal height, occupying 50% of the frame.
The top section should retain the original photo, maintaining the subject's identity, structure, posture, real texture, natural lighting, and original color atmosphere. Only a slight advanced color grading is allowed to give it the texture of an art magazine, independent publication, and exhibition image. To fit the frame, the environmental background can be naturally expanded, but the subject must not be stretched, distorted, or altered.
The bottom section should not be a complete copy of the photo, nor should it simply shrink the photo and redraw it. Instead, extract the most memorable subject, action, local outline, object, plant, architectural fragment, color relationships, and symbolic details from the original image. Refine these into several visual elements that have been converted to a unified style, and combine them with text to form a Rebus-style visual sentence. These images are not decorative illustrations but must truly replace the words in the sentence; once a word is replaced by an image, it should not be repeated in the text. The entire sentence must be fully understandable only when both "text + image" are read together.
First, generate a short, imaginative, slightly poetic, or editorial sentence based on the photo's mood, action, relationship, location, memory, or metaphor. Then, select several nouns, action words, image words, or emotional words that are most suitable for visualization from the sentence, and directly replace them with corresponding image elements. For example, flowers, windows, birds, trees, cups, seas, winds, lamps, roads, waiting, passing, returning, and mornings can all be represented by visual elements from the original photo. The images must occupy the original position of the words, forming a truly continuous "text → image word → text → image word → text" reading logic, rather than just adding a few small illustrations next to a complete sentence.
Each replaced "visual word" is placed in an independent small color block background, like a small piece of the original photo memory. Each color block can have different sizes, aspect ratios, and cutting methods, such as nearly square, horizontal narrow strips, vertical long blocks, or small irregular cut blocks; there is no need for uniform size among the color blocks, but there must be clear rhythm and changes in prominence. The images in the color blocks are not screenshots of the original photo but rather artistic segments redrawn with a unified language, retaining only the most recognizable outlines, actions, structures, and expressions. It is allowed to cut locally, show only a part, or naturally extend beyond the edge of the color block, making it more like a meaningful visual word rather than a common small illustration.
These visual elements are overall converted using a unified modern hand-drawn editing illustration language: by simplifying contours, summarizing forms, a few flat color blocks, and a slight sense of handcraft to reconstruct the original elements, avoiding excessive realism, complex volumes, photographic texture, and mechanical reproduction. The images should retain the soul and recognition of the original object but do not pursue complete depiction, rather like refined visual memories. The style can be light, smart, slightly designed, and have a sense of artistic publication, making all image words unified and coordinated.
The color blocks behind each visual word should come from the same set of "refreshing, bright, and eye-pleasing" soft color logic, but each color block can have a different color. The color matching starts from the brightest, freshest, and most vital colors in the upper photo and is remixed. The overall brightness and color purity are increased to form a softer, lighter, and more approachable color relationship, which can naturally manifest as light colors such as milk blue, lake green, mint green, tender green, cream yellow, peach pink, cherry pink, apricot orange, lavender purple, etc. There can be slight jumps between color blocks, but the overall must be unified, comfortable, transparent, and clean, giving a feeling of relaxation, joy, healing, a touch of girlishness, and Instagram style. Avoid gray and dirty colors, dark and沉闷, outdated, heavy Morandi style, neon colors, cheap candy colors, and overly strong contrasts.
The composition is organized around the "reading path of the sentence," with the bottom section as a whole resembling a page of visual poetry that can be read. Text and image words can be freely expanded into 2-4 lines, not requiring absolute uniformity, but must have a clear, elegant, and natural reading rhythm. The size of the image words should vary according to the importance of the semantics: some are close to the size of ordinary words, and some can be moderately enlarged to become visual pause points. The relationship between text, image words, and color blocks should be formed through uneven heights, density changes, slight misalignments, spacing, and baseline rhythm, creating an asymmetric but stable editing layout. Avoid becoming a sticker wall, card list, regular grid, or chaotic collage.
The bottom section should retain a large amount of reasonable white space, making the blank itself an important part of breathing, rhythm, and a sense of sophistication. The background should use near-white, beige, or a very light color that coordinates with the original color temperature of the image. The overall should be clean, quiet, and transparent. All image words, text, and color blocks should float in abundant white space, making the layout like an art magazine, independent publication, visual poetry page, or experimental graphic work, rather than a commercial poster template.
Text is not limited to a language and can be freely chosen in Chinese, English, bilingual, or other languages suitable for the context of the image, but should be concise, natural, and imaginative. The font should not be a common commercial title style but should be a light, fresh, delicate, modern editing, and slightly humanistic thin font, with natural spacing and ample white space,排版restrained and lively. Slight misalignments, line breaks, and rhythm changes are allowed to make text and image words coexist equally, forming a picture together, rather than one overpowering the other.
The overall visual effect should present the top section as a real image and the bottom section as a visual sentence composed of "text + image words + colored color blocks." It should be like an emotional poem, memory fragments, and visual metaphors extracted from the original photo, reorganized into a page of light, smart, fresh, healing, modern, and well-designed artistic work. The focus is not on what is in the photo but on translating the most moving content of the original photo into a readable and watchable graphic language.
Avoid: using the original photo cutout as a visual word, treating the image merely as a decorative illustration next to the text, not deleting words in the complete sentence but adding images, sticker wall feeling, card grid feeling, commercial template feeling, information flow layout, e-commerce feeling, children's collage feeling, disordered, color dirty, cheap candy colors, overly realistic, complex background, mechanical fonts, and crowded layouts without white space.
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