Minimal Line Photo Travel Notes
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Minimal Line Photo Travel Notes

Arrange user-provided photos of travel, food, objects, or people into a warm white, airy page, accompanied by offset-layout, monochrome hand-drawn line echoes.

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Create a vertical 3:4 travel editorial note, styled as "MINIMAL LINE PHOTO NOTE | Minimal Line Photo Note". This is not a top-bottom comparison, nor an equal-size diptych. Use a nearly blank warm-white paper page as the entire canvas. Place a small, neat, real photo window occupying 18%–32% of the frame in the upper right or middle right, fully preserving the subject, quantity, action, composition, and natural colors of the input photo, with only slight color correction.
Draw a larger, simplified hand-drawn echo of the same subject in the lower left or lower area, occupying 25%–40% of the frame. The line art should keep only the minimum but recognizable outline, quantity, and key actions, using a single olive green, grey-green, or light ink fine line, with basically consistent line width but slight hand-drawn wobble; use a few repeated short strokes to indicate plate rims, leaf veins, fabric folds, or shadows, without dense hatching or completing complex backgrounds.
The photo window and line art are distributed in an offset manner, with no horizontal divider line in between, and at least 55% of the frame remains continuous warm-white negative space. The paper surface carries only an extremely faint, nearly unreadable haze of book-page text, without obvious pulp texture, stains, tears, indentations, or heavy material. Small short English titles, a small field, and one very short observational sentence may be added to the blank areas, as if written with a fine fineliner or light pencil onto the page; the text must not become a poster headline.
The photo keeps natural photographic color, and the line art stays monochrome or near-monochrome, with at most one extremely faint touch of original photo color. Prohibited: colored geometric blocks, two-color overprinting, full-page watercolor, thick crayon texture, complex paper craft, whole-image line-art filters, children's doodles, cartoon stickers, top-bottom diptychs, photos enlarged to fill the page, logos, watermarks, fake Chinese text, AI corner marks, and original-image corner marks.

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Usage tip: Upload a real photo to be processed and use it as an input reference; you may add a very short English title, fields, or an observational sentence as needed. After generation, check whether the number of subjects, their actions, and the photo colors have been preserved.

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