Conversión de foto a impresión de paisaje marino en xilografía Edo

Convert the input travel photo into a standalone 3:4 vertical before-and-after comparison poster. The upper half fully preserves the original real photo, maintaining the identity, quantity, composition, perspective, key architectural or natural contours, original lighting, and environmental relationships of the subject, with only light publication-grade color grading; a clean, restrained off-white horizontal divider line sits in the middle. The lower half reorganizes the same scene as a genuine Edo-period Japanese ukiyo-e woodblock print, preserving the most recognizable subject and spatial relationships from the photo, but actively changing information density, color areas, and compositional focus, without applying a same-composition photo filter. Use off-white washi paper fiber base, deep indigo and ink-black carved block outlines, limited color registration in vermilion, ochre, blue-green, and gray-green, flat color blocks, diagonal hatching, short carving marks, layered outlines, slight ink loss, dry brush fly-whisk effects, ink bleeding into paper fibers, and slight registration misalignment. Clouds, leaves, roof tiles, mountain ridges, roads, lanterns, buildings, and other environmental elements are distilled from the input photo into rhythmic woodcut patterns. The lower half does not replicate the full framing of the photo; instead, it creates Edo-print-style breathing space through enlarged or reduced distillation of the subject, compressed backgrounds, and continuous washi blank space. Colors are extracted and compressed from the original photo, without applying a fixed marine-blue template; if the original image is not a seascape, do not add waves or coastline. Only use elements truly visible in the original photo; do not invent landmarks, people, animals, vehicles, or cultural symbols. The upper half must remain real photography, and the lower half must be a woodblock print translation of the same location and subject. Do not generate ordinary filters, modern flat vectors, flat cartoons, realistic oil paintings, 3D renders, gradient plastic textures, whole-photo blue tinting, altered building structures, or mountain contours. No text, titles, subtitles, fake kanji, seals, logos, watermarks, original/AI image corner labels, or decorative borders.