Transform photos to vinyl records

Transform each uploaded travel photo into a premium standalone 3:4 vertical vinyl record visual archive poster, without mockups or multi-photo collages. Split the composition into two clear, sharp horizontal halves with no blending: the top 45–50% faithfully preserves the original photo with a real photographic feel, allowing only minor sky or ground extension, subtle high-end color grading, and fine film grain, without distorting the subject. The bottom 50–55% uses a warm white or light ivory uncoated paper background, translating the same photo into a refined record system via a fixed 2x2 staggered grid: front sleeve top-left, Side A colored vinyl top-right, Side B colored vinyl bottom-left, and back sleeve bottom-right. The front sleeve uses the most iconic crop while the back uses a different valid crop showing a whole/part relationship, staying faithful to the original without repainting scenes. Both records use a color extracted from the photo, allowing subtle frosted or semi-transparent effects, with realistic grooves, center holes, labels, and edge thickness, avoiding plastic CGI; center labels simply read “SIDE A” and “SIDE B”. The palette is extracted directly from the photo using shades, analogous tones, and one small accent color while preserving the original warm/cool balance. Add minimal legible English text: a 1–3 word main title, a catalog number like “TRAVEL RECORD 01”, side labels, and a 5–12 word observation describing real light, color, or space, never inventing locations or artist names. Use refined narrow serif for titles and restrained small sans-serif. The final style is a premium record sleeve and travel photography archive, transforming the photo’s colors and rhythm into a collectible vinyl visual system instead of pasting it onto a generic template.