Scenic Notes Travel Postcard Poster
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Scenic Notes Travel Postcard Poster

Edit each travel photo into a separate 3:4 vertical collectible poster, layering the front and back of a postcard aligned top and bottom over the original scenic background, and generate a travel phrase based on the image.

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Please turn each travel photo I upload into a separate premium editorial poster titled 'Scenic Notes Postcard'. Do not stitch multiple images together; output each photo individually.

Use an overall 3:4 vertical composition. The original photo serves as a clear, realistic, recognizable full-bleed background filling the entire frame, faithfully preserving the location, subjects, architecture, people, terrain, perspective, natural lighting and real photographic texture of the original photo. Apply only light premium travel photo color grading, and moderately reduce the contrast of the area behind the postcards so the physical cards emerge naturally. Do not blur, redraw, replace or arbitrarily change the background photo.

Place two separate physical landscape-oriented postcards at the center of the frame, arranged vertically one above the other along the same central vertical axis:

- The postcard front is on top;
- The postcard back is below;
- Both cards must have the same width, same height, and the same standard landscape postcard proportions;
- Left and right edges must be strictly aligned, kept level, not rotated or tilted;
- The card width should occupy about 72%–82% of the overall frame width;
- Leave breathing space between the two cards of about 5%–10% of the card height;
- Must not overlap, be misaligned, placed side by side, or scattered.

The front of the top postcard uses a representative landscape crop of the same original photo, highlighting the most recognizable subject, landmark, human action or natural scenery in the photo. It must retain a real photographic texture and must not be redrawn as an illustration. A short English main title and an accurate, real place name may be added.

The back of the bottom postcard uses warm white or off-white thick cardstock, retaining slight paper grain, edge wear, creases and collectible traces. The back includes a thin-line divider section, four restrained address lines, a stamp in the upper-right corner, and a slight postmark.

The stamp design must be extracted from the same original photo; it may use landmark outlines, architecture, plants, vehicles, mountains or figure silhouettes from the photo, and must not add a second location or unrelated imagery. The postmark serves only as an abstract mark and must not fabricate dates, postal codes, addresses or false postal information.

In the blank area on the back, add an original travel observation of no more than two sentences. The text should describe based on the location, light, weather, actions and environmental imagery actually visible in the photo, quiet, natural and restrained, like a private note jotted down during the trip. Do not use famous quotes, and do not invent stories that do not exist in the photo.

Before generating, clearly define and accurately present the following text:

Main title:
“[根据照片提炼的简短英文标题]”

Location:
“[Real place, country]”

Back subtitle:
“[简短的旅行观察标题]”

Back body text:
“[根据真实画面创作的不超过两句英文短文]”

Typography uses an elegant, restrained editorial serif and a clean postal sans-serif. Text colors are extracted from the original photo and may use low-saturation colors such as dark gray, dark green, gray-blue and brown, with one representative color from the photo used as a small accent. Text must be clearly legible, and no garbled text or extra text may be generated.

Both cards use warm white thick cardstock with clean paper edges, slight wear and natural short shadows, so they look like real collectible postcards quietly placed over the original scenery.

Overall, the look blends real photography, old postcards, travel publications, private correspondence and collection archives: quiet, poetic, restrained, warm, with a sense of time, while maintaining a premium editorial design feel.

Avoid the ordinary two-panel poster structure of 'original photo above, redrawn version below'; avoid side-by-side placement, tilted cards, scattered collage, a third card, complex decoration, fictional place names, false postal information, handwritten gibberish, excessive retro filters, cartoon feel, plastic 3D feel, e-commerce template feel, brand logos and watermarks.

How to use

Usage tip: Upload one clear travel photo at a time, and add or verify the real location. Keep the generated title, location and back short text within readable range of the image, and avoid letting the model invent information that does not exist in the photo.

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