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This Travel Poster Rhymes Instead of Rambling
Negative space on top, the original photo below — one cool, one warm, like the build before a chorus.
✍️ The magnet's width is locked to 20-30% — the one hard rule. Bigger and it steals the scene, smaller and it disappears. The dominant color can't be picked freely; it has to be sampled straight from the original photo, or the two halves won't breathe together.
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Build a premium travel poster in a strict vertical 3:4 layout split into two equal horizontal halves, using the uploaded travel photo as the only source of truth — first identify a single primary subject (person, landmark/architecture, or landscape). Upper half: a dominant solid color sampled straight from the photo fills generous negative space, holding one small, realistic die-cut enamel souvenir magnet (20-30% of the width) extracted from that subject with its exact silhouette, viewpoint, proportions, colors and details preserved, sitting on a soft natural shadow inside a thin cream/white border. Beneath the magnet, add [text style: elegant handwritten] English [location: location/name] only if it can be confidently identified — otherwise leave it out. Lower half: the original photograph stays completely untouched apart from natural cropping — no repainting, regeneration, distortion, object removal, or identity changes.
