Advanced character halftone travel collage poster

Please turn every portrait photo I upload into an independent high-end character halftone travel collage poster, outputting each photo separately, no multi-image stitching. The overall composition uses a 3:4 vertical layout, setting clear upper and lower contrast areas. The upper and lower areas are roughly balanced, separated by a clean and clear horizontal boundary; do not stretch, distort, or move the characters in the original photo for the sake of proportions. The upper half faithfully preserves the original photo, accurately maintaining the character identity, facial features, expressions, postures, hands, clothing layers, headphones, books, devices, personal items, environmental structures, natural lighting, and original color atmosphere. Only perform slight high-end photographic color grading and extremely thin film grain processing; do not redraw the character. The lower half reconstructs the same character on a warm gray old paper background into an analog print collage composed of photographic slices, ASCII character fields, and photocopy halftone dots. Retain the character's face, hands, hairstyle, headphones, clothing layers, and one key object, keeping the character's identity clearly identifiable. Use real photographic slices with torn edges to represent the face and key structures, allowing part of the clothing, shadows, and environment to gradually dissolve into fixed-width ASCII characters, black photocopy halftone dots, and broken print grains. Add rough white paper fiber edges, slight overprint misalignment, old paper stains, a small amount of crop marks, and one restrained red calibration bar. Retain the original photo colors after they have been desaturated; do not fully monochromatize; the overall palette is dominated by warm gray old paper, black ink, original photo colors, and one calibration red. The main subject of the lower half occupies about 60%—88% of the frame width; the character scale can be adjusted based on the original image to make the composition more impactful than the original photo. Still need to reserve about 22%—38% of continuous unprinted paper surface to avoid making it into a dense computer terminal interface. Generate a readable monospace English title based on the theme of the image, paired with "REC. STUDY 01" and a short observation text. A small amount of ASCII symbols can enter the edges of the character as texture, but do not use garbled characters to impersonate body text, and do not fabricate equipment parameters. The overall appearance presents a texture of early digital systems, analog photocopying, underground publications, and modern travel editorial design overlapping. The character seems to be developing layer by layer between photography, characters, and dots, restrained, calm, with a sense of archives and printing experimentation. Avoid all-black computer interfaces, dense terminal code, cyberpunk neon, completely obscuring the face, random cultural symbols, fake technical data, garbled characters, author names, brand logos, QR codes, and watermarks.