Transparent Structural Blueprint Photo Transformation

Please transform each uploaded photo into an independent high-end design poster, no multi-photo collage, each photo output separately. Overall use 3:4 vertical composition, with upper and lower areas strictly 1:1, each occupying 50% of the canvas. Upper area: Keep the original photo, preserving subject structure, realistic texture, natural lighting and original color atmosphere, only apply subtle high-end photographic color grading, giving it artistic magazine quality and exhibition photography feel. To fit the canvas, you may naturally extend sky, ground or environmental background, but do not stretch, distort or alter the subject. Lower area: Extract the most identifiable subject, silhouette, pose and narrative relationship from the photo, reconstruct it as a transparent structural blueprint with high-end technical illustration. Preserve the clearly recognizable external silhouette, while partially transforming the surface into semi-transparent, cutaway, layered or see-through states, revealing its most representative internal structure, connection relationships, material layers, motion paths or spatial logic, forming a visual language between engineering drawing, X-ray see-through, scientific illustration and futuristic archive. Do not mechanically pile up parts; instead, decide how the 'internal structure' is interpreted based on the subject's own properties: objects show components and connections, architecture shows space and construction, vehicles show power and structure, plants show veins and growth, animals or people use pose skeleton, motion trajectory, clothing layers or abstract structure to express, avoiding bloody anatomical dissection. Composition: Use the subject as the sole core, establishing visual order through transparent overlays, local magnification, section slices, exploded views, structural guide lines and fine annotations. You may add ultra-fine axis lines, dimension lines, node numbers, local frame selections and small structural diagrams, letting information naturally unfold around the subject; different levels are distinguished by line weight, transparency, solid-void and density, maintaining large areas of clean white space and clear reading paths, avoiding complex tech UI and full-frame information clutter. Color: Extract the most distinctive and spirited main color from the upper photo, converting it into a clear, bright, slightly commercial monochrome blueprint palette, completing the whole with light background, one main line color and a few light-dark variations. It can be clear blue, green, red, orange, purple or neutral tones, not fixed to blue; colors should be clean, rational, glossy, building hierarchy through transparent overlays, line density and local highlights, avoiding dirty gray, dark dull, neon psychedelic and complex multi-color. Text: Integrate text as part of technical annotation and editorial layout. From the photo's subject identity, function, state, action or symbolic meaning, distill a short title, paired with a few structural numbers, part names, state words, scale marks, direction notes or micro-annotations. Text connects to the subject precisely through guide lines, rulers, arrows, local frame selections, vertical or edge layout, like the annotation system in engineering drafts, while maintaining high-end editorial restraint and white space, not using years, not writing long paragraphs. Overall: Present a high-end visual temperament combining transparent structure, precise linework, layered manifestation, engineering order and editorial aesthetics. Whether the subject is a person, animal, plant, architecture, object, vehicle or natural element, it should be instantly recognizable, structurally logical, information-restrained and clearly layered, avoiding ordinary line art, cheap sci-fi HUD, over-mechanization, complex part stacking, fixed blue and template feel.