Collage de Transit d'Empreintes de Déchirure : Style de Collage d'Impression en Papier Déchiré

Transform the input photo into a vertical 3:4 before-and-after comparison poster. The top half fully preserves the real photographic texture, subject identity, and original composition of the input photo, without turning the photo into an illustration; the bottom half uses only the real content from the same photo for a stylized rearrangement. The bottom half adopts a "torn-paper track print collage style": break the subject, main structures, and spatial paths in the photo into several handmade torn paper pieces with real fibers and rough edges, leaving clear warm gray paper backgrounds and irregular broken gaps between the pieces; use black-and-white woodcut, coarse halftone printing, and old newspaper photocopy grain to render contours, shadows, and dense details, with black ink lines featuring embossing, dry brushing, and partial ink loss - do not make it a regular filter. Preserve the key structures, quantities, directions, and perspective relationships that identify the original scene, but change the information density and cropping of the bottom half so the image looks like a physically re-edited collage print. Extract only one most striking local color from the original photo as the sole accent color (for example, yellow in tracks, vehicles, signage, or clothing; if the original has no yellow, use the most clearly defined color in the original), and restrict all other colors to coal black, gray-white, warm ivory paper tone, and a very small amount of brown neutral tones; do not fixedly apply orange-blue or color gradients. You may add no more than three short texts on the paper surface: an English scene title, a material number, and a very brief observation; the text must look like silkscreen printing or pencil pressed onto paper, and must not generate long paragraphs, fictional place names, QR codes, or watermarks. The top and bottom each occupy about half of the frame, with clear horizontal boundaries; no side-by-side layout, nine-grid, multi-scene collage, original/AI image corner labels, or watermarks. The photo and the bottom half must have a clear corresponding relationship as the same scene. Suitable for any photo including people, animals, buildings, street scenes, transportation, nature, interiors, food, and objects; the subject must not be limited to urban tracks or transportation.