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Travel Photo, Bottom Half Pressed Into a Badge
The top half stays untouched; the bottom half gets carved down into a rounded-square badge.
Prompt notes
✍️ The top half can't be touched — change it and you lose that 'I actually shot this' authenticity, so the bottom half is where the design work happens. The 1:1 rounded square is locked in strictly; loosen the ratio and the icon starts looking like a slapped-on sticker.
Full prompt
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Turn each uploaded photo into a standalone, high-end design poster: a 3:4 vertical frame split exactly 1:1 by height. Let the top half hold the original photo intact — identity and texture kept, only a light color grade applied. From the bottom half, pull out the subject, silhouette, and story of the photo, then rebuild it as an original pseudo-3D rounded icon, its outer contour locked to a clean 1:1 rounded square. Work the interior in a front-facing pseudo-3D spatial language, colors drawn entirely from the photo above, finished in a fine matte, soft modern sculptural texture. Keep the bottom half's background clean white space, with nothing in frame but the single icon.
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