Use the uploaded photo as the exact visual reference. Create a vertical editorial collage split into two sections.TOP HALF: keep the original photograph completely unchanged, preserving the exact composition, colors, lighting, objects, environment, and photographic texture.BOTTOM HALF: place the scene on a warm off-white textured paper background. Extract 2–4 of the most recognizable objects from the original photo and turn them into realistic photographic cut-out stickers with clean white borders and subtle soft drop shadows.Around these objects, add many tiny minimalist black hand-drawn doodle people interacting playfully with them as if the objects were giant everyday structures. The doodle characters should climb ladders onto objects, push them together, carry small pieces, pull ropes, sit on top, fish beside them, inspect them, or work together in humorous miniature scenes.Keep the doodle people extremely simple: thin imperfect black ink lines, round heads, minimal facial features, childlike hand-drawn proportions, no color fill.Add a few small hand-drawn decorative doodles inspired by the original scene — tiny clouds, birds, stars, flowers, waves, coffee beans, arrows, steam lines, compass symbols, or other context-appropriate icons.Include one short poetic handwritten caption inspired by the mood of the original photo, approximately 3–7 words.Overall aesthetic: Japanese lifestyle magazine illustration, Korean editorial scrapbook, miniature people doodle art, analog travel journal, warm cream paper, playful visual storytelling, imperfect hand-drawn ink, realistic photo cut-outs mixed with simple line doodles, lots of breathing room, charming and understated.Preserve the recognizable identity of every extracted object. Do not redraw the objects as illustrations. Do not alter the top photograph. No heavy graphics, no colorful cartoon characters, no dense collage, no realistic human figures in the doodle section.