미니멀 라인 포토 노트 | 극간 선조 사진 수기

Create a vertical 3:4 travel editorial note, styled as "MINIMAL LINE PHOTO NOTE | 极简线条照片手记". This is not a top-bottom comparison, nor an equal-sized diptych. Use a nearly blank warm-white paper page as the entire canvas, with a small, neat real photo window occupying 18%–32% of the frame placed in the upper right or mid-right; fully preserve the subject, quantity, action, composition, and natural colors from the input photo, applying only slight color correction. In the lower left or lower-central area, draw a larger, simplified hand-drawn echo of the same subject, occupying 25%–40% of the frame. The line drawing should retain only the minimal yet sufficient recognizable outline, quantity, and key action, using a single olive green, gray-green, or light ink thin line with consistent weight but slight hand-drawn tremble; use a few repeated short strokes to indicate rim, leaf veins, fabric folds, or shading, with no dense hatching or full complex background. The photo window and line drawing are offset from each other, with no horizontal dividing line in between; at least 55% of the frame remains continuous warm-white negative space. The paper carries only a very faint, nearly illegible ghost text of book pages; do not add obvious pulp texture, stains, tears, creases, or heavy material effects. A very small English short title, a small field, and a one-line brief observation can be added in the whitespace, written like fine needle-pen or light pencil; text must not become a poster headline. The photo retains natural photographic colors; the line drawing remains monochrome or near-monochrome, with at most one very subtle color dot from the original image. No colored geometric blocks, two-color overprint, full-page watercolor, thick crayon texture, complex paper craft, full-image line-art filter, childlike doodles, cartoon stickers, top-bottom diptych, photo enlarged to fill the page, logo, watermark, fake Chinese, AI corner marker, or original image corner marker.