Foto a póster 3:4 con icono pseudo-3D

Please create each uploaded photo into a separate, high-end design poster - no multi-image collages, each photo output individually. Overall composition: 3:4 vertical format, with the upper and lower zones strictly 1:1 in height, each occupying 50% of the frame. Upper section: preserve the original photo, maintaining the subject's identity, structure, pose, authentic texture, natural lighting, and original color atmosphere. Apply only subtle, high-end color grading to achieve the quality of an art magazine, independent publication, or exhibition image. To fit the frame, the environmental background may be naturally extended, but the subject must not be stretched, distorted, or altered. Lower section: extract the most recognizable subject, silhouette, structure, pose, and narrative relationships from the photo. First understand what emotions, actions, relationships, or visual metaphors are truly worth preserving in the original scene, then reorganize them into a pseudo-3D rounded icon visual with an original concept. Do not simply shrink the photo into the icon - instead, rebuild the "soul" of the original image using the fewest but most essential elements, so that the viewer recognizes the subject at first glance, understands the relationship at second glance, and feels the emotion of the original scene at third glance. The icon's outer contour must always remain a standard 1:1 rounded square with equal sides, uniform corner radius, front-facing flat view, and stable proportions - like a complete, standardized high-end app icon. Stretching, squashing, tilting, perspective distortion, trapezoidal warping, or allowing the subject to alter the icon's outer contour is forbidden. The rounded square is simply a fixed visual stage; all creativity, spatial depth, and narrative occur within its boundaries. Inside the icon, use a front-facing pseudo-3D / 2.5D spatial language. The subject is the absolute visual core, surrounded only by minimal environmental relationships that reinforce the narrative, creating rich dimensionality through genuine front-to-back occlusion, volumetric thickness, height layering, soft faceting, local relief, and spatial distance. Multiple elements may occupy different depths, but they should feel as if they naturally grow from one continuous space - not layered paper cutouts. Avoid isometric dioramas, top-down models, paper-stack collages, and complex true perspective. Composition: prioritize the most powerful core visual relationship in the original image. Exaggerated proportions, selective enlargement, front-to-back interlocking, formal echo, spatial compression, or symbolic transformation may be used to strengthen metaphor, but all changes must serve a clear theme. The image must maintain a clear visual focal point, a distinct subject silhouette, and good negative space, so that even when the icon is scaled down, it retains strong recognizability and a unique memory hook - not a generic "object centered" template icon. Color palette: derive entirely from the original photo above - no preset color menu. First identify the dominant color that best represents the subject's identity and mood, the most vibrant accent color, and the supporting colors that handle spatial balance. Then re-modulate while preserving the original hue memory: moderately raise brightness, increase purity, remove gray/dirty/muddy tones, organize warm-cool relationships, separate primary and secondary hierarchy, and intensify the most spirited color. The final palette may be more vivid, more translucent, and more alive than the original photo, but it should still feel naturally derived from the source image - not a borrowed color template. Avoid dullness, aged patina, average color sampling, unfocused multi-color chaos, neon fluorescence, and cheap candy-like saturation. Texture: use a refined, matte, soft modern pseudo-3D sculptural feel - between high-end editorial illustration, miniature art model, and branded 3D visual. Forms should have real volume and gentle layering, but not overly glossy, reflective, or CG-like. Avoid paper-cut flatness, plastic toy feel, glass-jelly texture, metallic highlights, and game-UI surfaces. Lower section outer area: maintain generous clean negative space, displaying only this single complete rounded-square icon. If text is needed, use only a minimal amount of refined editorial typography placed outside the icon, establishing a quiet, restrained relationship with the overall layout - no additional decoration or visual noise. Overall goal: fixed rounded-square stage + distilled soul of the original image + front-facing pseudo-3D layering + re-art-directed color from the original + strong recognizability and original metaphor. The final result should feel like a piece worthy of a brand visual proposal or icon design review - not a photo thumbnail, paper-cut illustration, isometric model, or templated app icon.