Reisefoto-Poster im Stil eines Albumblatts der Song-Dynastie

Please create each travel photo I upload as an independent, high-end design poster - no multi-image collages, each photo output separately. Overall format is a 3:4 vertical composition, using a warm, delicate ivory silk-paper background. The original photo and a stylized reinterpretation must both appear in the frame, so viewers can clearly compare the changes between the photograph and the academy-style painting. The upper-lower ratio can adjust naturally based on the subject, without forcing an even split. The upper section takes up about 40% - 45%, faithfully preserving the subject identity, posture, architecture, boats, trees, rocks, water surface, and spatial relationships from the original photo. Only apply light artistic-publication color grading and fine grain treatment - do not redraw the original image, and do not move, add, or alter the subject. The lower section takes up about 55% - 60%, reorganizing the same scene into a typical "one-corner scene" of Northern Song academy painting. Do not fully replicate the photo, and do not let the reinterpretation fill the entire area. Select one most recognizable foreground anchor from the photo - such as a pavilion eave, pine branch, rock, boat, human posture, stone bridge, or waterside building - moderately enlarge it and place it concentrated in the lower-left or lower-right corner. The foreground outline should be crisp and finely detailed, while other elements gradually shrink, fade, break off, and dissolve into the silk surface. The lower reinterpretation area must retain at least 45% - 60% blank space. The unpainted silk can directly represent sky, lake water, mist, distance, or quiet ambient space. Do not fill in entire groves, complete mountain bodies, or continuous backgrounds just for the sake of completeness. Use refined and restrained ink lines, light ink gradations, azurite, malachite green, gray-blue, ochre, and a very small amount of cinnabar. Outlines need to be clear, but colors must not be gaudy or heavy. Figures retain only posture, clothing silhouette, and direction - no detailed faces. Add a small amount of English text related to the photo in the blank areas: a 2 - 4 word title, a number, and one short observation sentence. Use a serif font with generous letter-spacing or gentle small caps, and the layout should grow along with the negative space without pressing on the main imagery. The overall feel combines the precise observation, corner composition, and understated spatiality of Song dynasty academy album leaves, while retaining the clear order of a modern travel-editorial poster. Quiet, delicate, poetic - but not faux-antique merchandise. Avoid: fully filled landscape painting, evenly symmetrical composition, complex backgrounds, fictional figures, cranes, extra boats, fake Chinese characters, inscribed poems, calligraphy, seals, artist signatures, picture frames, scroll mounting rods, physical album mockups, blurred subject edges, rampant transparent watercolor, and a photorealistic lower half.