Integrated type photo poster

Fuse one continuous travel photograph through a giant title and a disciplined vintage archive-poster grid.

Create one vertical 2:3 vintage travel-photography editorial archive poster from one supplied photograph.

Scene, time, and mood: {{brief}}
Giant English headline override: {{headline}}
Archive metadata: {{metadata}}
Photo field focus override: {{photo_focus}}
Reference image: {{reference_image}}

Use one complete, continuous, non-repeated photographic master. Keep a warm ivory, off-white, or pale warm-grey old-magazine paper field with clean margins. The lower rectangular photo field should occupy about 80%–90% of the poster width and about 42%–58% of its height. Its top edge should cross about 35%–50% down the title letter height so the title rises above the image while its lower portions sink directly into the photograph.

Set a huge uppercase headline in a very bold, compact, geometric sans-serif. Reveal the same master photograph inside the headline glyphs and in the lower rectangle through one shared mask, with exactly the same size, aspect ratio, coordinates, perspective, light, color, and grain. The image must remain physically continuous from the title into the full rectangular photo; never duplicate, mirror, independently crop, regenerate, or separately scale the letter interiors. No white gap, seam, misalignment, or closed letter bottom.

Use only concise scene-derived or user-supplied metadata, subtitle, location, series, volume, issue, date, archive number, cross, star, number, dash, or barcode marks. Preserve exact provided facts. If facts are unknown, use generic non-factual editorial labels rather than inventing coordinates or place claims. Apply subtle film fade, fine grain, soft contrast, restrained color shift, and unified print texture. Return one clean poster only.

No duplicated or independently cropped photo, broken title mask, white seam, detached letter baseline, random text, invented precise location or archive facts, HDR, oversharpening, high-saturation commercial treatment, cluttered decoration, border, logo, signature, watermark, or unrelated image.