Lago di Braies Photo-and-Watercolor Travel Art Card
Create one portrait editorial travel-art card at 1088×1440, using the supplied Lago di Braies mountain-lake photograph as the sole visual reference. Divide the composition into two clear zones: let the original photograph occupy the full-width upper half, preserving its mountain silhouettes, cloud and mist shapes, lake reflection, forest, wooden boathouse, dock, lighting, and natural colors. Crop only as needed without stretching, repainting, stylizing, or adding an outer frame. Use the lower half as a pale warm-white or very light ivory paper field with delicate grain. Center a small, borderless hand-painted repeat of the same scene, simplified with soft watercolor and light gouache brushwork, subtle screen-print texture, restrained halftone dots, and low-fidelity print grain. Keep the illustration to about half the height of the lower section, surrounded by generous whitespace, and choose only 2–4 restrained, desaturated tones from gray-green, blue-gray, stone gray, muted brown, and soft off-white. Add one small, low-contrast blue-black circular postmark on the right side of the lower half reading exactly “LAGO DI BRAIES,” with an optional simple mountain-and-lake line motif. Along the bottom baseline, place exactly “地点 · PLACE” at the left and exactly “日期 · DATE” at the right; keep both labels crisp, small, understated, aligned to their respective sides, and clearly separated. Keep the result warm, restrained, and spacious, like a vintage travel magazine card. Exclude additional place names, coordinates, calendar dates, duplicate text, postage stamps, outer borders, illustration frames, watermarks, heavy shadows, folded corners, strongly yellowed paper, vivid colors, and unrelated scenery.
