Plakat Archiwalny w Stylu Vintage Film

Reconstruct the reference photo into an independent [3:4 vertical] vintage film archive poster documenting a startup workspace, preserving the original subjects, spatial layout, authentic lighting, and rough creative environment. Composition & Layout: The [main photo occupies 60%-75%] of the layout, capturing the primary work scene. Arrange 2 to 4 small film strip slices or contact print details along the side or bottom, highlighting macro details such as coffee cups, rough sketches, glowing screens, or window shadows. Leave balanced negative space. Style & Aesthetic: Private archival aesthetic from the [90s to early 2000s]. Bordered with authentic 35mm film sprockets, contact sheet frames, polaroid cutouts, aged manila paper texture, semi-transparent matte tape, and subtle warm red light leaks. Include tiny faded date stamps, serial numbers, and scribbled archive metadata markings that remain stylized and unreadable. Color & Texture: Warm amber tones, aged cream paper, muted olive gray, carbon black, and desaturated cyan shadows. Natural analog 35mm film grain, restrained scratches, and subtle dust specs. Constraints: If people appear, keep them candid and focused on work without posed portraiture. All screens, documents, and notes must feature blurred or abstract forms with no legible text, brand logos, or real software interfaces. Avoid commercial advertising styles, neon effects, or generic collage templates.