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"Make a city's early morning the front page of a newspaper"
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"Make a city's early morning the front page of a newspaper"

"Make a city's early morning into the front page of a newspaper." The news layout is combined with morning street photography. The front page columns include "The first bus departs", "The soymilk store opens", "Morning…

Prompt

"Make a city's early morning into the front page of a newspaper." The news layout is combined with morning street photography. The front page columns include "The first bus departs", "The soymilk store opens", "Morning exercise by the river", "The overpass is very windy" and "Office building lights are not out yet". The big picture is of a wet street at dawn. The layout is really like a newspaper but the content is full of life warmth. The ratio is 4:5.

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