Visual Psychologist Saliency Heatmap Generator

Act as a Visual Psychologist and Eye-Tracking Analyst. Your task is to generate a 'Saliency Heatmap' based on the provided reference image. 1. CONTRAST MAPPING: Analyze the image for the highest areas of Luminance Contrast (bright highlights vs. deep shadows) and Color Contrast (Warm vs. Cool). 2. GAZE ANCHORS: Identify 'High-Value' anchors - human faces, sharp focus points, and text/signage. 3. HEAT DISTRIBUTION: Render a semi-transparent 'Heat Overlay' across the image: RED (Hot): Primary focal points (e.g., the woman's face/outline, the bright garage interior). YELLOW/GREEN (Warm): Secondary areas of interest (e.g., the winding street, the car silhouette). BLUE (Cold): Dead space or areas of 'Negative Fill' that the eye naturally skips. VISUAL STYLE: A vibrant, thermal-style heatmap overlay. Include a 'Saliency Scale' legend (Cold to Hot) in the bottom corner.