Geteiltes Editorial-Poster mit Pixel-Auflösung

An editorial travel poster in a 3:4 vertical split composition, cleanly divided into an upper and lower half by a sharp, straight horizontal borderline without feathering or blending: Upper Half (approx. 50% height): A high-fidelity reproduction of [the reference travel photo of a historic European canal city with an arched stone bridge and classic facades]. Accurately preserves the architectural outlines, proportions, perspective, human figures, vehicles, lighting, and natural color atmosphere of the scene, treated only with subtle art-magazine color grading and very fine film grain. Lower Half (approx. 50% height): A minimalist 'pixel vanishing landscape' rendered on a warm off-white, light ivory paper background with 50%–65% empty negative space. Reorganizes the primary visual anchor ([the stone bridge and reflections]) into a compact composition occupying 30%–50% of the lower frame. The subject is reconstructed using crisp, discrete square pixel blocks: smaller, denser pixels define architectural edges, arches, and silhouettes, while the outer borders, water, and background gradually disperse into sparse, disconnecting pixels that vanish into the blank paper. The color palette is strictly extracted from the upper photo into 6–12 compressed tone steps, featuring muted environmental grays and selective focal accents, without any blur, smooth gradients, or digital glitch effects.