Hand-drawn Doodle Photo Collage Poster

Please turn each photo I upload into an independent high-end design poster, no multi-image stitching, each photo output separately. Overall use 3:4 vertical composition, top and bottom areas strictly 1:1, each occupying 50% of the frame. Top half: preserve the original photo, maintaining subject identity, structure, pose, realistic texture, natural light and shadow, and original color atmosphere; only do light high-end color grading to give it an art magazine and exhibition image quality. To fit the frame, you may naturally extend the environment background, but must not stretch, distort, or alter the subject. Bottom half: extract only the most identifiable subject, silhouette, structure, pose, and narrative relationship from the photo, and reconstruct it as a Hand-drawn Doodle Photo Collage. Do not copy the photo completely, do not keep all objects and background; instead, remove irrelevant details and select only the few photo fragments that best represent the original theme and visual memory points, re-expressing through cropping, scaling, reorganization, and white space so one can instantly recognize its correspondence with the photo above. The bottom half requires fresh artistic judgment. Even if the original composition is poor, background messy, or subject small, actively save it into a valid work through reduction, reorganization, cropping, scale variation, and white space, truly granting the model the power to re-direct the scene. Composition uses small-scale collage clusters + large empty space. The bottom half keeps only one group of smaller photo collage units, like a cluster of visual notes placed on white paper, which may be off-center, edge-stuck, suspended, or locally cropped; overall do not fill the frame, do not recreate large scenes. White space is not empty background but part of the image, and must breathe with photo fragments, hand-drawn lines, symbols, and text to form rhythm, spatial feel, pause, and asymmetrical balance. Better less than too much. Visual language uses a mixed-media approach of photo collage + hand-drawn doodle + graphic editorial design. Photo fragments may be organized in irregular grids, offset modules, or loose arrangements; edges may carry rough, casually drawn black hand-drawn borders. You may add a few freely drawn suns, stars, smiley faces, parentheses, arrows, cups, lines, symbols, or doodle-style annotations to enhance the scrapbook / zine / editorial collage private-record and magazine feel, but must be restrained, never overwhelming. Background stays clean white or extremely pale warm white, with large areas of blank space, like a sketchbook, scrapbook, or indie magazine page. Overall mood is light, everyday, smart, and relaxed, but the layout must be refined, balanced, and enduring. Color palette: extract 2-4 most distinctive, emotionally valuable colors from the top photo, used for the bottom half's photo fragments, hand-drawn elements, and minimal accents, making the overall color unified, soft, and natural, not messy or muddy. Text: only minimal editorial intervention, no language restriction. You may generate a few words or short phrases based on subject, place, action, emotion, or metaphor, like casual notes in a notebook, indie magazine, or zine, lightly distributed in white space, forming a refined image-text relationship with photo fragments and doodles. Overall effect: white background with large empty space, small-scale photo collage, black hand-drawn doodle lines, magazine-style layout, and private-record mood. Avoid fully recreating the original image, keeping too much background, filling the frame, complex scenes, heavy decoration, commercial template feel, cheap notebook feel, and excessive clutter.