Prompt
Copy and customize
Create a vertical Hong Kong travel scrapbook poster based on the reference images. The composition should have a large realistic travel photograph on the top half and a hand-drawn illustrated travel journal on the bottom half.
Top: A vibrant Hong Kong street sloping downhill toward the turquoise Victoria Harbour. Dense old high-rise buildings and storefronts line both sides, with Chinese signs, a vintage double-decker tram, green minibuses, red taxis, cars, pedestrians and traffic lights. In the distance, show the busy harbor with cargo ships, colorful container cranes, and a large cable-stayed bridge against hazy green mountains and a bright blue sky. Warm sunny daylight, realistic photography, rich colors, cinematic depth, authentic busy Hong Kong atmosphere.
Bottom: On warm textured cream paper, create a clean 6-panel hand-drawn travel diary collage featuring illustrated versions of the key elements: double-decker bus, green minibus, red taxi, harbor with cargo ship and cranes, cable-stayed bridge, colorful old apartment buildings, Hong Kong neon sign, blue street sign, and a traveler crossing the street. Use loose watercolor and colored-pencil strokes, hand-inked outlines, slightly imperfect handmade details, blue/green/red/yellow accents, tiny stars, hearts and decorative marks. Add small handwritten labels such as “bus,” “mini bus,” “taxi,” “harbour,” “bridge,” “old flats,” “neon sign,” “street sign,” “crossing.”
Add a handwritten title “Hong Kong Days” centered above the illustrations, with subtle underline decoration. Keep the layout spacious, charming and cohesive.
Aesthetic: premium travel journal, nostalgic scrapbook, watercolor + colored pencil, handmade paper texture, vibrant Asian city atmosphere, editorial travel poster, realistic photo-to-illustration transformation, clean composition, vertical 4:5 ratio, highly detailed, no watermark.
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Tips
Keep the main subject focused so vertical Hong Kong travel scrapbook poster based remains recognizable after style or lighting changes.
Adjust camera angle and aspect ratio before generation when the composition needs a specific platform format.

