Magnetic Eiffel Tower souvenir poster above Parisian streetscape photograph

Create a premium editorial travel souvenir poster for [LOCATION], [COUNTRY], using the location itself as the creative source. Automatically identify the single most iconic and recognizable visual element of the location—either a Person, Landmark/Architecture, or Landscape—and choose only one category.

Create a strict vertical 3:4 composition, divided into two equal horizontal sections.

UPPER HALF — SOUVENIR MAGNET

Use a clean, minimal editorial background in a single solid color inspired by the location, such as sky blue, ocean blue, turquoise, warm yellow, terracotta, sand beige, ivory, olive green, or stone white. A very subtle premium paper texture is acceptable, but avoid gradients, patterns, photographic backgrounds, or decorative graphics.

Place one small, premium die-cut enamel travel magnet slightly above the center of the upper section, occupying approximately 20–30% of the width. The magnet should look like a genuine museum-shop souvenir, with a thin cream or white border, crisp edges, subtle thickness, refined enamel detailing, and a soft natural shadow.

The magnet must faithfully represent the selected iconic subject while keeping its recognizable silhouette, proportions, viewpoint, composition, colors, and defining details. Simplify only minor details necessary for enamel production. Do not invent, combine, redesign, or replace elements.

If the subject is a person, preserve recognizable facial characteristics, hairstyle, clothing, accessories, pose, and expression.

If the subject is architecture or a landmark, preserve the complete iconic view and important architectural relationships such as facades, roofs, arches, windows, statues, and surrounding structures.

If the subject is a landscape, preserve its memorable composition, framing, horizon, spatial relationships, lighting, and overall scenery. Do not reduce the landscape to an unrelated single object.

Beneath the magnet, add one elegant line of handwritten English text reading “[LOCATION]”. Use refined, thin-stroke lettering, centered with generous spacing. Do not add subtitles, coordinates, slogans, logos, or meaningless text.

LOWER HALF — TRAVEL MEMORY

Create an authentic photographic representation of the same location, maintaining natural photography, realistic lighting, textures, colors, shadows, and proportions. The lower section should feel like a genuine travel photograph rather than an illustration or graphic recreation.

The visual relationship is essential: the lower section represents the travel memory, while the upper enamel magnet represents a collectible souvenir inspired by that same place. Both sections should clearly feel connected.

OVERALL STYLE

Luxury editorial travel poster, premium museum souvenir, handcrafted enamel magnet, minimal graphic design, sophisticated typography, generous negative space, timeless, refined, collectible, modern, elegant, and print-ready.

NEGATIVE PROMPT

Multiple magnets, multiple subjects, collage, photo grid, oversized magnet, cartoon style, fantasy scenery, invented landmarks, unrelated objects, distorted architecture, deformed people, incorrect proportions, excessive stylization, fake text, gibberish, watermark, logos, captions, decorative graphics, gradients, cluttered composition, or generic tourist imagery.