Travel Journal Collage Prompt

Please turn each uploaded travel photo into an independent premium 3:4 vertical travel journal artwork, do not combine multiple photos into one image. Use a clear top-bottom structure: Top half about 50% of the frame: keep the input real photo intact. Preserve subject identity, number and pose of people, architectural structure, road direction, spatial relationships, real materials, natural lighting, and original colors. Do not change location, add/remove people, reshape buildings, alter perspective, or turn the photo into an illustration. Only allow light travel-magazine color grading and restrained film grain. Bottom half about 50% of the frame: show a real open travel journal. Place the journal on a low-saturation dark tabletop, clearly showing left/right pages, central spine, paper thickness, slight page curvature, natural shadows, and fine paper texture. You may use black long-tail clips on both sides to hold it. Left page: use a low-saturation paper color extracted from the photo as background, and paste a torn-edge printed photo of the same travel photo on it. The photo must keep the original scene recognizable, but may be recropped to emphasize the most important subject. The torn edge should have real paper fibers, slight curling, and natural thickness, and be fixed with two to three pieces of semi-transparent beige tape. Right page: keep large continuous warm-white paper, do not fill it. Based on information truly visible or reliably confirmed in the input photo, choose two to four small memento elements, for example: - Architectural details, windows, arches, rooftops, street lamps, or brick patterns; - Vehicle license plates, street signs, tickets, or transit route segments; - Water surfaces, plants, boats, bridges, sculptures, or local material textures; - A small torn photo, a piece of graph paper, or a short pencil sketch. Memento elements must come from the input photo or confirmed location info; do not add landmarks from other cities, generic travel stickers, or invented souvenirs. All small elements must be clearly smaller than the left page main photo and loosely distributed around the text, keeping the right page quiet, restrained, and breathable. Add only the following three layers of English text on the right page: 1. A 1-3 word English title distilled from the photo subject or location; 2. A short line in the format "PLACE / FIELD NOTE"; if location cannot be reliably determined, use "TRAVEL / FIELD NOTE"; 3. A 5-12 word English observation sentence describing only colors, light, architecture, roads, nature, or spatial feeling truly visible in the photo. Text must be short, accurate, and clearly readable, using dark brown pencil, pen, or natural handwriting feel. Do not generate long paragraphs, do not add author name, date, coordinates, brand, URL, QR code, logo, gibberish, fake Chinese, or other text. Overall style like a real travel journal compiled after the trip: quiet, warm, restrained, with real paper, tape, torn photos, and collected objects texture. Top is the real world, bottom is the paper memory from the same place. Must keep: - One input photo corresponds to one independent output; - 3:4 vertical; - Top and bottom areas close to 1:1; - Top photo clear, complete, and highly realistic; - Bottom must be a real open journal, not a flat two-column poster; - Left page carries the main photo; - Right page keeps large white space; - Memento elements must come from the same location; - All image content must be traceable to the input photo. Avoid: multiple-photo collage, grid layout, altered architecture, invented landmark, replaced subject, distorted perspective, mirrored extension, blurred-photo background, dense scrapbook, excessive stickers, generic travel icons, unrelated souvenirs, full-page decoration, glossy digital template, flat vector layout, plastic 3D, illegible text, excessive typography, fake logo, watermark, signature.