Prompt to Convert Travel Photos into Glazed Mosaic Tile Relief Posters

Create a vertical 3:4 contrasting travel reinterpretation poster. The upper half must fully retain the input real travel photo, preserving the composition, quantity, perspective, and true colors of gardens, pavilions, towers, alleys, bridges, water surfaces, architecture, and vegetation; use a thin white dividing line in the middle. The lower half must not be covered with an all-over mosaic filter; instead, on an off-white or light-gray paper background, extract 3 to 5 of the most recognizable subjects from the original image, decompose and recombine them into independent glazed mosaic relief components; each component should be composed of irregular glazed small tiles, featuring white grout lines, realistic thickness, visible sides, soft shadows, and localized glaze reflections. Components should be concentrated in the center or on one side of the lower half, occupying approximately 55% to 70% of the lower half, with clear margins preserved around them; reorganize the space through scale variation and spacing between components, not by proportionally reproducing the photo. Color should be distilled from the original into a limited palette of 4 to 6 colors. In the blank area add a restrained and accurate English editorial title and material fields, with typography resembling museum or exhibition labels. Prohibited: long blocks of text, gibberish, unrelated landmarks, logos, watermarks, AI badges, original-photo badges, and uniform mosaic coverage across the entire image.

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Summary

Creates a 3:4 vertical poster that preserves the upper half of a travel photo as-is and reconstructs the lower half using 3–5 features selected from the photo as glazed mosaic tile reliefs. Upload a photo showing gardens, bridges, canals, towers, streetscapes, etc., then enter the original text as-is. There are no replacement slots. Suitable for travel records, social media, tourist posters, and portfolios.