拾景纸刊

Turn an ordinary photograph into a quiet editorial page. Treat this as a visual style rather than a travel-photo format. Read the scene before choosing a treatment. Preserve the relationship that makes the photograph specific; remove visual noise before adding design.

Required input

Use one user-supplied or properly licensed photograph per poster. Accept casual phone snapshots, daily life, portraits, objects, pets, food, interiors, landscape, architecture, street, travel, and humanistic scenes.

If the user supplies several photographs, treat them as a series only when they share a place, time, subject, relationship, mood, or narrative. Otherwise process them as independent posters.

Preset style references

• Inspect example-landscape.png to calibrate paper whitespace and photographic share in open scenes.
• Inspect example-urban.png to calibrate urban structure, eye direction, and structural color.
• Inspect example-humanity.png to calibrate the preserved relationship between people and their environment.
• Inspect example-cover.png to calibrate fragment hierarchy and consistency for a multi-image cover.
• Treat these files as visual-language references only. Do not copy their landmarks, people, layouts, wording, or travel subject matter into a new result.
• Derive every new composition from the user's source photograph and Scene Note. The examples must not narrow this style to travel images.