ASCII and Halftone Travel Collage Portrait Poster
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ASCII and Halftone Travel Collage Portrait Poster

Turn each portrait uploaded by the user into an experimental travel poster divided into upper and lower sections, combining photography, an ASCII character field and photocopy halftone dots, while preserving the person's identity and key objects.

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Please turn each portrait photo I upload into a separate premium ASCII-and-halftone travel collage poster. Output each photo individually; do not stitch multiple images together.

Use an overall 3:4 vertical composition with a clear upper-lower contrast area. The upper and lower areas should be roughly balanced, separated by a clean, clear horizontal boundary; do not stretch, distort or move the people in the original photo to fit the ratio.

The upper half faithfully preserves the original photo, accurately maintaining the person's identity, facial features, expression, pose, hands, clothing layers, headphones, books, equipment, personal items, environmental structure, natural lighting and the original color mood. Apply only light premium photographic color grading and extremely thin film grain; do not redraw the person.

The lower half, on a warm gray aged paper background, reconstructs the same person as a simulated print collage composed of photographic slices, an ASCII character field and photocopy halftone dots.

Keep the person's face, hands, hairstyle, headphones, layered clothing and one key object, so the person's identity remains clearly recognizable. Use real photographic slices with torn edges to show the face and key structures, letting parts of the clothing, shadows and environment gradually dissolve into monospaced ASCII characters, black photocopy dots and broken print grain.

Add rough white paper fiber edges, slight misregistration, aged paper stains, a few cut lines and one restrained red registration bar. Keep the original photo colors, toned down; do not make it fully monochrome. Overall, the main elements are warm gray aged paper, black ink, the photo's original colors and one registration red.

The main subject in the lower half should occupy about 60%–88% of the frame width; the person's scale may be adjusted based on the original image to make the composition more impactful than the original photo. Still retain about 22%–38% of continuous unprinted paper surface, avoiding a dense computer terminal interface.

Based on the visual theme, generate a readable monospaced English title, paired with “REC. STUDY 01” and one short observational sentence. A few ASCII symbols may enter the edges of the person as texture, but garbled text must not pass as body copy, and device parameters must not be fabricated.

Overall, the texture overlaps early digital systems, analog photocopying, underground publications and modern travel editorial design. The person gradually develops between photography, characters and dots, restrained, calm, with an archival feel and print experimentality.

Avoid all-black computer interfaces, dense terminal code, cyberpunk neon, fully covering the face, random cultural symbols, fake technical data, garbled text, author names, brand logos, QR codes and watermarks.

How to use

Usage tip: Upload one or more portrait photos; generate a separate 3:4 vertical poster for each photo, suitable for waiting for transport, reading or solo travel themes.

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