Song dynasty academy style travel poster design

Please turn every travel photo I upload into an individual high-end design poster, no multi-image stitching, each photo output separately. The overall design uses a 3:4 vertical composition with a warm, delicate ivory silk paper background. The image must simultaneously feature the original photo and a stylized re-rendering, allowing viewers to clearly compare the changes between the photo and the Academy-style painting. The top-to-bottom ratio can be adjusted naturally according to the subject, not forced into an even split. The upper part accounts for about 40%—45%, faithfully preserving the identity, posture, architecture, boats, trees, rocks, water surface, and spatial relationships of the main subject in the original photo. Only apply slight artistic publication color grading and fine grain processing; do not re-draw the original image, and do not move, add, or change the subject. The lower part accounts for about 55%—60%, reorganizing the same scene into a typical "one-corner scene" found in Northern Song Dynasty Academy paintings. Do not completely replicate the photo, and do not let the re-rendering fill the entire area. Select the most recognizable foreground pivot point from the photo, such as an eave, pine branch, rock, boat, figure's posture, stone bridge, or waterside building, moderately enlarge it, and arrange it centrally in the lower left or lower right corner. The foreground outlines should be clear and finely depicted, while other elements gradually shrink, fade, break, and disappear into the silk surface. The lower re-rendering area must maintain at least 45%—60% whitespace. Unpainted silk surfaces can directly represent the sky, lake water, mist, distance, or a quiet environmental space. Do not add entire forests, complete mountains, or continuous backgrounds for the sake of completeness. Use meticulous yet restrained ink lines, light ink layers, azurite, malachite, grayish blue, ochre, and a very small amount of cinnabar. Outlines should be clear, but colors must not be gaudy or heavy. Figures should only retain their posture, clothing outlines, and direction, without depicting detailed facial features. Add a small amount of English text related to the photo in the blank areas: a 2—4 word title, a serial number, and a short observation sentence. Use serif fonts with generous letter spacing or gentle small caps; the layout should grow along with the whitespace and must not overlap the main imagery. The overall aesthetic should have the precise observation, corner composition, and subtle space of Song Dynasty Academy album leaves, while maintaining the clear order of a modern travel editorial poster. Quiet, delicate, and poetic, but not imitation antique cultural merchandise. Avoid: fully filled landscape paintings, average symmetrical compositions, complex backgrounds, fictional figures, cranes, extra boats, fake Chinese characters, poems, calligraphy, seals, author signatures, frames, scroll wooden poles, physical album leaf mockups, blurred subject edges, overflowing transparent watercolors, and a photorealistic bottom half.