真实照片与通用银行券雕刻对比海报

Create a vertical 3:4 or horizontal 4:3 travel/character study poster from the input photo. Choose top-bottom or left-right contrast based on the input composition: one side retains the real photo, occupying about 40%–55%, accurately preserving the number, identity, action, perspective, viewpoint, lighting, and spatial relationship of the people or buildings; the other side reconstructs the same subject into an intaglio engraving on paper inspired by universal banknotes, not fixed to any country or currency. The translated side uses warm white, grey-beige, pale cyan, faded green, ochre yellow, or low-saturation paper and ink colors extracted from the original image. The outlines of facial features, hair, clothing folds, or building facades, window panes, roads, and tree canopies must consist of fine parallel lines, cross-hatching, curved engravings, stippling, and intaglio dark areas. Highlights reveal the paper surface, and shadows are formed by line density and slight embossed protrusion. Add abstract guilloche patterns, fine rings, radial lines, wavy security background textures, local translucent watermark shapes, short security threads, micro-lines, and slight registration offsets that cannot replicate real currency; represent paper fibers, ink-absorbing edges, micro-ink protrusions, embossing shadows, and local wear. Only a small number of specimen fields are allowed, such as SECURITY STUDY 02 or INTAGLIO SAMPLE. Do not make it look like negotiable currency; do not generate real denominations, institutions, signatures, serial numbers, official emblems, QR codes, logos, watermarks, or original/AI image labels.