Póster de Diorama en Miniatura 3D Estilizado

Please turn each photo I upload into an independent high-end design poster, no multi-image collage, each photo output separately. Overall use 3:4 vertical composition, with top and bottom areas strictly 1:1, each occupying 50% of the canvas. Top half: Keep the original photo, preserving subject identity, structure, pose, realistic texture, natural lighting, and original color atmosphere; only light high-end color grading to give it an art magazine and exhibition image quality. You may naturally extend the environment background to fit the canvas, but do not stretch, distort, or alter the subject. Bottom half: Extract only the most recognizable **subject, silhouette, structure, pose, and narrative relationship** from the photo; do not copy the photo completely, do not keep all objects, do not trace every item; actively remove most irrelevant background and details, keeping only the core information that best represents the original theme, and re-make artistic judgments. Even if the original composition is poor, background cluttered, or subject small, use reduction, reorganization, cropping, scale changes, and whitespace to re-direct it into a cohesive work. The aesthetic logic of the bottom half is reconstructed as **Stylized Isometric 3D Architectural Diorama / Orthographic Axonometric 3D Render**. Use **orthographic camera + three-quarter top-down axonometric view**, roughly 30°–40° top-down, 45° left-right horizontal rotation, seeing front, side, and top simultaneously, presenting a model, sandbox, miniature-world spatial feel. Do not make it realistic photographic perspective, nor a pure map or elevation drawing. Reconstruct the subject as a **stylized 3D miniature scene**: with the subject as the core, keep only a few necessary environmental cues such as terrain, roads, water, platforms, plants, buildings, or objects, forming a complete but highly abstracted small world. Overall it is **stylized 3D**, not low-poly, not realistic CG; emphasize clean geometry, moderate rounding, simplified materials, toy-like proportions, clean volumes, fine layering, and soft lighting; may have refined details but not cluttered. Composition keeps **small-scale subject + huge intentional whitespace**. The miniature scene need not be centered; arrange freely based on subject direction, proportion, and visual weight; may be off-center, edge-touching, or partially cropped. Whitespace is not empty background but part of the canvas, working with the subject to create breathing room, spatial feel, and high-level order. Better less than full. Color: Extract **2–4 most vibrant, memorable colors** from the top photo and re-tune them, slightly brighten, purify, and de-gray to form a fresher, cleaner, more healing overall color relationship. Keep vivid but not harsh, warm but not cloying; may naturally convert to sky blue, lake cyan, grass green, cream yellow, apricot orange, coral pink, etc.; avoid gray, dull, old, neon, and cheap plastic feel. Text: Use only minimal editorial intervention, no language restriction. Based on subject, place, action, emotion, or metaphor, freely generate a few titles, short phrases, or notes, quietly placed in whitespace areas, forming a refined image-text relationship. Overall present **stylized axonometric 3D miniature scene, clear spatial relationships, refined model feel, fresh colors, huge artistic whitespace, and editorial layout** for a high-end visual effect. Avoid copying the original image, complex clutter, realistic perspective, low-quality low-poly, cheap game feel, plastic feel, overfilled canvas, and template-like results.