Journey window narrative poster guide

Please generate a "Journey Window Narrative Poster".

【Replaceable Content】
Transportation: 【Airplane / Train / Car / Ferry / Bus】
Window Scene: 【Sea of clouds sunrise / Desert canyon / Rainy night city / Midnight port】
Theme/Emotion: 【Departure / Exploration / Night return / Farewell】
Main Title: 【Fill in English title】
Supporting Phrase: 【Fill in a short copywriting sentence】
Main Color Tone: 【Cool gray-blue / Warm golden-orange / Rainy night blue-red / Deep sea blue-gold】
Aspect Ratio: 9:16

Adopt a real passenger perspective, looking diagonally out the window from the side of the seat; the window should not face the camera directly, nor should it be perfectly centered. Window frames, seats, armrests, or table corners naturally enter the frame, forming realistic spatial occlusion and a sense of subjective observation.

The interior of the vehicle remains dim, while the scenery outside the window is bright, creating a clear contrast between the dark interior and the bright exterior. The glass features slight reflections, water vapor, raindrops, scratches, or carriage light reflections, making the image look like a moment accidentally captured during a journey.

Strengthen the state of movement: Trees, shrubs, utility poles, road signs, lights, or water surfaces near the window show obvious directional motion blur, while distant mountains, cities, clouds, or lighthouses are relatively clear, forming a layer of "speed in the foreground, story in the background".

Overall use cinematic travel photography, retro magazine editorial style, natural film grain, realistic depth of field, and slight vignetting. The image should have emotion, speed, and a sense of journey; do not make it look like a static landscape photo or a neat travel advertisement template.

Text must become part of the image:
- Choose high-contrast serif, narrow-long, or handwritten fonts based on the theme
- The main title can partially enter window frames, shadows, raindrops, or glass reflections
- Allow slight ghosting, atomization, reflection, wear, or water surface extension effects for the text
- Text should have a sense of design but remain restrained, avoiding exaggerated 3D, metallic, or flashy special effects
- Small text uniformly uses simple narrow sans-serif fonts
- Retain a small amount of editorial elements, such as ROUTE JOURNAL, ISSUE numbers, coordinates, thin lines, or location tags

The image composition does not need to be absolutely neat; allow natural tilting, partial cropping, and asymmetrical white space. Realistic photography texture, high-end, immersive, with a sense of cinematic narrative; avoid frontal windows, complete symmetrical window frames, static scenery, over-sharpening, over-saturation, templated layout, and text stacking.