Photo → minimal design poster (photo on top, geometric abstraction below)

Turn {photo} into one standalone, high-end minimalist design poster. Output a single image, no collage.

Format: 3:4 portrait. Split into two zones of strictly equal height (50% / 50%).

Top half: keep the original photo. Preserve the subject's structure, real texture, natural light and original color mood. Apply only a light, magazine-grade color grade so it reads like editorial photography in an art exhibition. To fit the frame you may naturally extend sky, ground or background — never stretch, distort or alter the subject.

Bottom half: extract the subject's most recognizable outline and structure, and express it as a minimal abstraction using simple geometric shapes, flat color blocks, thin lines and generous white space. No realistic illustration, no fine detail — but keep the defining features so the original is recognizable at a glance. Pull the palette from the photo above. A few horizontal lines, vertical lines or abstract ring elements are allowed.

Overall: off-white or light background, large negative space, subject centered, balanced and restrained composition. Add a small English title, an index number or a year: {title}. Reference lineage: international design studios, architecture posters, art-exhibition posters, premium brand visual systems — refined, modern, high-end, artistic. Avoid generic filters, cheap vector look, cartoon, e-commerce feel and template feel.