Travel Photo to Glazed Mosaic Relief Poster
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Travel Photo to Glazed Mosaic Relief Poster

Transform a real travel photo into an editorial comparison poster: the top half preserves the live scene, while the bottom half distills landmark subjects and recombines them into mosaic relief components with thickness, glaze reflections, and negative space.

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Create a vertical 3:4 top-and-bottom comparison travel reinterpretation poster. The top half fully preserves the input real travel photo, keeping the composition, quantity, perspective, and authentic colors of the gardens, pavilions, pagodas, river lanes, bridges, water surfaces, architecture, and plants; use a thin white divider line in the middle. In the bottom half, do not apply a full-coverage mosaic filter. Instead, on an off-white or light gray paper surface, extract 3 to 5 of the most recognizable subjects from the original image and split and recombine them into independent glazed-tile mosaic relief components. Each component consists of irregular glazed small tiles, with white grout lines, real thickness, visible sides, soft shadows, and localized glaze reflections. The components are concentrated in the center or to one side of the bottom half, occupying roughly 55% to 70% of the bottom half, with clear white space around them. Reorganize the space through scale variation and component spacing rather than proportionally replicating the photo. Colors are refined from the original image into 4 to 6 limited colors. In the white space, add restrained and accurate English editorial titles and material fields, with typography resembling museum or exhibition labels. Prohibited: long paragraphs of text, garbled characters, unrelated landmarks, logos, watermarks, AI badges, original-image corner marks, and uniform mosaic coverage across the whole image.

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Usage tip: Upload a travel photo with a clear composition that includes architecture or scenery with regional recognizability, then adjust the title, material fields, and number of components as needed.

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