Urban Intersection Photo and Sketch Diptych

Goal: Create a clean side-by-side memory-study diptych of an urban intersection, combining a realistic photo reference on the left and a minimalist illustrated documentation page on the right. Canvas: Landscape 4:3 image, split vertically into two equal halves. Left half is a crisp daytime photograph; right half is an off-white textured paper poster with a small drawing and typewriter-style caption. Left side: Show a blue sky with a visible pale half moon near the upper center-right of the photo area. Include exactly 3 diagonal overhead utility wires crossing the sky. At the bottom, show a traffic-light assembly with exactly 3 stacked circular signal lenses in a black rectangular housing; the bottom lens glows green with an upward arrow. To the left of the signal, include exactly 1 white traffic sign showing a prohibited turning movement with a red circle and slash. At the lower right edge, partly crop a green street sign reading {argument name="street sign text" default="22nd Street"}. Keep the composition slightly cropped and observational, like a casual weekend street snapshot. Right side: Use warm cream paper with subtle fibers, tiny speckles, and a handmade print texture. In the upper-middle area, draw a simplified green line illustration of the same intersection hardware: exactly 2 vertical green poles, exactly 2 curved signal arms, exactly 1 small traffic-light box with three red/orange/green circles, exactly 1 small no-turn sign, and exactly 1 green street-name placard reading {argument name="street sign text" default="22nd Street"}. Add a few thin gray-blue overhead wire lines behind the poles. The drawing should look slightly imperfect, like a rubber-stamp or risograph sketch. Text content on the paper: Beneath the drawing, aligned left, add a small monospaced typewriter caption in black with four lines: "{argument name="caption title" default="22ND STREET & MISS'ION"}" / "No. 002" / "URBAN. SIGNAGE. INTERSECTION." / "{argument name="year" default="2024"}". Visual style: The left side should be photographic with natural light, saturated blue sky, realistic shadows, and slight street-photo cropping. The right side should be minimalist, archival, and tactile, with muted green, red, black, and gray-blue ink on aged paper. Keep the two halves aligned cleanly with no border between them. Constraints: No people, no cars, no extra signs beyond the counted elements, no watermark, no decorative frame, and avoid adding unreadable invented text.