Create a high-end editorial poster from the uploaded photo. Strict 3:4 vertical format. Divide the canvas horizontally into two exactly equal 50/50 sections. TOP HALF — preserve the original photograph as faithfully as possible: same people, faces, proportions, poses, clothing, objects, composition, lighting and atmosphere. Keep it photorealistic. Apply only subtle premium editorial color grading. If needed, naturally extend the background to fit the format. Never distort or alter the subjects. BOTTOM HALF — reinterpret the same photograph as a minimalist hand-drawn illustration on warm white/off-white textured paper. Keep only the most recognizable elements: main subjects, silhouettes, pose, gesture, important objects and their relationship. Use delicate imperfect hand-drawn lines, a few acrylic-style flat color shapes, visible paper grain, handmade brush texture and slightly irregular edges. Make the illustrated subject SMALL and centered — approximately 10–20% of the bottom half. Extract the dominant colors from the original photo and reduce them to max. 4 restrained colors. Minimal typography may be added only if it naturally fits: a short title, word, location, year or number. Overall aesthetic: quiet, poetic, refined, minimal, innocent, artistic and premium — like an independent art-book cover or contemporary editorial publication. IMPORTANT: the top and bottom halves should feel like one cohesive publication cover, while the original photograph remains recognizable.