Pixel Art Travel Game Poster

Please transform each travel photo I upload into an individual high-end pixel game travel poster. No collage; one photo per final product.

Use a strict 3:4 vertical composition. Divide the frame into two areas of approximately 1:1 with a straight, clean horizontal boundary. Output only the poster face.

### Top Part: High-Fidelity Original Photography
Faithfully retain the original photo, preserving identities, structures, and lighting with minimal editorial grading and film grain. Do not illustrate the photo.

### Bottom Part: Subject-Refined Pixel Game Translation
Do not pixelate the whole photo. Identify a single visual subject worth exploring, such as: {argument name="visual anchor" default="a landmark building, ship, vehicle, person, gate, or bridge"}. Choose only one main visual anchor.

Reconstruct it into a mature travel game character, location, or interactive object. The subject should occupy 35-60% width and 25-45% height of the lower section.

### Environmental Simplification
Keep only 1-3 environment clues (e.g., a small stretch of road, a few trees, water ripples). Keep 50-65% of the lower area as continuous warm off-white paper.

### Pixel Medium
Use sharp square pixels to rebuild the subject. Use smaller, denser pixels for key recognizable details and medium pixels for the main volume. Gradually decrease pixel density for roads and vegetation. The subject should be relatively complete internally but fragmented at the edges along contours and paths.