Alexandria Lighthouse Cinematic Poster

Create a vertical, cinematic historical travel poster with the theme of{argument name="ancient city" default="Alexandria"} The image depicts the Lighthouse of Alexandria as a magnificent ancient stone tower on the harbor at sunset. The composition is 2:3 vertical, with the lighthouse positioned slightly to the right of center, rising from a solid waterfront base, topped with a domed lamphouse and a small statue. A dazzling golden beam of light shines diagonally from the lamphouse to the upper left sky, piercing through smoky clouds and atmospheric dust. The foreground shows the calm harbor waters reflecting the orange sunlight, accompanied by rocky coastlines and ancient docks. The image must include five clearly visible distant harbor elements: a sailboat on the water to the left, two tall classical columns near the horizon, a low building near the lighthouse base, and a faint silhouette of the city skyline on the far right. Employing a mythical, ancient civilization atmosphere, the image uses warm copper, amber, rose, and deep purple tones to achieve a painterly realism, an epic scale, soft mist, volumetric light, delicate film grain, and aged parchment texture. Add an elegant, thin double-line decorative border around the four edges, adorned with delicate corner patterns, and a small decorative badge panel in the upper right corner. Layout requirements: [Main heading/title]{argument name="poster title" default="ALEXANDRIA"} At the bottom, use wide-spaced classical Roman serif capital letters in a creamy gold color with subtle shading; below this is a thin horizontal dividing line with a small diamond-shaped decoration in the center; below that is the slogan.{argument name="tagline" default="EXPLORE WITH VISIONARIA — FIRST CINEMATIC IMAGINATION APP"} Use a small, capitalized sans-serif font. Make it look like a sophisticated movie poster for a lost ancient city, rather than a modern photograph. Avoid people in the foreground, avoid modern objects, avoid adding extra logos or watermarks; limit all visible text to titles and slogans.