Create a separate, high-end design poster for each uploaded photo, without combining multiple images into a collage. Format: Strict 3:4 vertical composition with top and bottom sections in an exact 1:1 height ratio (50% each). TOP HALF: Preserve the authentic photograph with its original subjects, identity, structure, pose, natural lighting, and original mood with subtle exhibition-grade color grading. Background can be naturally expanded to fit the frame, but never distort or change the subject. BOTTOM HALF: Deconstruct the photo's core subject, emotional tone, and visual metaphor into a vintage paper collage with pastel crayon doodle textures. Do not replicate every element realistically; retain only key recognizable contours and gestures. Render the subject as a small-scale stamp-like central motif occupying only a small fraction of the canvas. Use chalk/pastel lines with dry texture, uneven pressure, and organic open edges. Combine with layered cut-paper shapes, pastel color blocks, and subtle handcrafted edges. BACKGROUND & COMPOSITION: Warm kraft paper, recycled paper, or handcrafted textured paper that contrasts clearly with the subject without muddy tones. Maintain large intentional negative space that creates asymmetrical balance and breathing room. COLOR PALETTE: Extract 2-4 fresh, friendly colors from the photo, translated into soft pastel shades (creamy pink, peach orange, sky blue, mint cyan, soft yellow, pale lavender) highlighted with cream linework. Avoid dull, muddy, or neon tones. TYPOGRAPHY: Minimal editorial intervention with light monospace/typewriter lettering quietly placed in the negative space. AVOID: Realistic shading, crowded composition, smooth vector curves, child-template designs, 3D renders, commercial poster cliches.