Prompt to Create an Editorial Poster Combining Live-Action Travel Photography and Delicate Watercolor

Create a refined editorial travel-art composition based on a reference photograph. The image is divided vertically into two parts: the upper section is a realistic cinematic travel photograph, while the lower section transforms the exact same scene into a delicate hand-painted watercolor illustration.
Upper section: authentic candid travel photography, natural daylight, soft shadows, subtle film grain, realistic textures, sophisticated European atmosphere, documentary-style composition, people naturally walking through the scene, beautiful architectural details, slightly muted elegant colors, high-end travel magazine photography.
Lower section: a minimalist handmade watercolor painting of the exact same scene, preserving the recognizable composition, architecture, people, poses, perspective and major visual elements from the photograph. Loose translucent watercolor washes, delicate ink details, visible paper texture, soft edges, imperfect brushwork, subtle pigment bleeding, airy negative space, understated pastel tones, artistic but realistic.
Leave generous warm ivory/off-white textured paper space surrounding the watercolor illustration. Add a small elegant handwritten caption near the bottom, such as “summer days” or “a quiet afternoon”, with a thin minimalist horizontal line underneath.
Overall aesthetic: luxury travel journal, fine-art watercolor postcard, contemporary editorial design, nostalgic European summer, understated elegance, tactile handmade paper, sophisticated and serene.
Portrait orientation, clean composition, premium art direction, no clutter, no borders, natural proportions, highly detailed photograph transitioning into an airy watercolor illustration.

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Summary

Creates a vertical poster that leaves the upper half of a travel photo as cinematic live-action and reproduces the same scene in the lower half as a delicate hand-painted watercolor. Upload a single travel photo showing streets, architecture, and natural passersby, and input the original text exactly as-is. There are no replacement slots. Suited for travel journals, postcards, or travel-magazine-style visuals, with a finish that emphasizes paper texture and soft, muted colors.