City in Motion Split Editorial Poster
A detailed prompt for creating a dual-pane editorial poster featuring a realistic golden-hour highway photo and its geometric pixel-art interpretation.

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Recreate the uploaded reference image as a premium editorial city poster, preserving the overall composition, framing, perspective, colors, and visual hierarchy. Create a tall portrait-format layout divided into two main sections. The upper section is a highly realistic golden-hour photograph of a busy multilane highway filled with dense traffic, viewed from an elevated position. Lush mature green trees line both sides of the road, while the traffic leads toward a modern city skyline in the distance. Include the distinctive large domed building at the center and a cluster of contemporary skyscrapers behind it, including tall narrow red towers, glass towers, and modern geometric buildings. Warm sunset light, soft atmospheric haze, realistic vehicles, detailed foliage, natural shadows, cinematic photography, subtle film grain.\n\nDirectly below, recreate the same scene as a simplified geometric/pixel-art interpretation. Convert the trees, cars, highway, domed building, skyline, and clouds into large clean rectangular and polygonal blocks while maintaining the same perspective and recognizable silhouettes. Use a sophisticated muted palette of forest green, olive, teal, dusty blue, cream, ochre, terracotta, warm orange, muted pink, and pale sky blue. The geometric illustration should feel intentionally designed rather than crude pixel art: crisp edges, layered blocks, subtle tonal variation, elegant contemporary art-book aesthetic.\n\nUse a warm ivory/off-white background and generous margins around the composition. At the bottom, add a refined editorial typography section with the large uppercase title “{argument name="poster title" default="CITY IN MOTION"}” on the left, the subtitle “Traffic streams toward the skyline in the warm light of evening.” on the right, and “2026” below on the left. Use clean modern sans-serif typography in dark navy/charcoal, with careful spacing and alignment. Premium architecture-and-travel magazine aesthetic, sophisticated minimalist graphic design, cohesive relationship between the photograph and its geometric reinterpretation, realistic and polished, high resolution, sharp details, portrait poster composition. Do not add any extra text, logos, watermarks, or unrelated objects.
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| If the result… | Why | Fix |
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