Visual gestalt minimalist editorial poster prompt

Please create a vertical 3:4 "Visual Gestalt" minimalist editorial poster based on the original photo I uploaded. Use the source photo as the sole photographic material.
Retain the main subject, lighting, colors, composition, and details of the original photo; do not redraw the scene, and do not add objects that do not exist in the original image. 
 
【Visual Structure】 The image is divided into upper and lower parts:
- The upper half occupies approximately 48% of the canvas height, using a pure warm gray-white background #F1F1EF.
- The lower half occupies approximately 52% of the canvas height, placing the continuous, complete, full-bleed source photo.
- Do not add borders, dividers, or shadows between the upper and lower areas.

【Upper Text】 Typeset the following short sentence:

"[Fill in a 24–42 character, 2–4 line scene description]"

Use a black neutral sans-serif font with regular weight. The font size is approximately 2.6%–3.2% of the canvas width, and the line spacing is approximately 1.65–1.9.

The content block consisting of text and photo slices occupies approximately 78%–86% of the canvas width, positioned overall at the visual center of the upper half, with ample white space preserved around it. The text is body text, not a large title. 
     
【Photo Slices】 Select 5–7 distinct, clearly identifiable parts from the source photo:

Crop these photo parts into inline images of different aspect ratios, embed them at keyword positions within the short sentence, and enclose them in parentheses or curly braces.

The slice height is approximately 1.4–2 times the text height, and the individual width occupies about 5%–12% of the canvas width, not exceeding 14% at maximum. Slices must be able to show specific objects clearly but cannot be enlarged into independent cards.

Slices can be narrow vertical strips, near-squares, or wide horizontal strips, with only 2–4px slight rounded corners allowed, and no strokes or shadows added. 
      
【Lower Gaps】 Each upper slice must come from a real, unique position in the photo below.

Cover the original position of each slice with a warm gray-white #F1F1EF solid rectangle, forming a visual gap as if "a part of the photo has been taken away".