Create a **premium, highly detailed 3D miniature travel diorama / destination postcard artwork** based on the user's selected destination and optional uploaded reference image. The user will provide: * **Destination:** {{destination}} * **Optional Reference Image:** {{reference_image}} * **Optional Title:** {{title}} * **Optional Subtitle:** {{subtitle}} * **Optional Theme:** {{theme}} * **Optional Color Palette:** {{color_palette}} * **Optional Character/Traveler:** {{character}} Use the selected destination as the **core visual identity** of the composition. If a reference image is provided, use it to accurately understand the destination's architecture, landmarks, landscape, atmosphere, colors, and cultural characteristics. Create a **whimsical handcrafted miniature world contained inside a beautifully designed architectural frame**, resembling a premium collectible travel keepsake, 3D postcard, miniature shadow box, or sophisticated destination diorama. ### Main Composition Build a large dimensional frame with softly rounded corners, layered depth, bevelled edges, and elegant handcrafted construction. Inside the frame, create a **miniature three-dimensional representation of {{destination}}** featuring its most recognizable visual characteristics. Include a carefully composed combination of: * Famous landmarks * Characteristic architecture * Local streets * Traditional buildings * Destination-specific landscapes * Local vegetation * Recognizable cultural elements * Bridges, pathways, temples, towers, monuments, or waterfronts where appropriate * Small atmospheric details * Destination-specific decorative elements Do not randomly combine unrelated landmarks. Every major element should feel authentic to the selected destination. ### Dynamic Destination Logic Automatically adapt the entire scene according to: {{destination}} For example: **Kyoto:** traditional Japanese wooden houses, pagoda, torii gate, stone streets, cherry blossoms, lanterns, distant forested hills. **Paris:** Eiffel Tower, Parisian buildings, cafés, cobblestone streets, balconies, trees, warm street lamps. **New York:** skyline, yellow taxis, brownstone buildings, street signs, urban streets, recognizable skyscrapers. **Venice:** canals, gondolas, Venetian architecture, bridges, water reflections, narrow streets. **London:** red buses, iconic architecture, brick buildings, London streets, recognizable landmarks. **Dubai:** futuristic skyline, desert elements, modern architecture, luxury cityscape. Do not use these examples literally unless the selected destination matches them. ### Miniature Diorama Style Make the entire destination look like a **beautiful handcrafted miniature model**. Use: * Highly detailed miniature architecture * Tiny realistic buildings * Sculpted landscapes * Small trees and plants * Miniature people * Tiny vehicles * Small street furniture * Handcrafted textures * Layered physical depth * Realistic miniature materials * Subtle imperfections * Fine craftsmanship The scene should feel like a professionally constructed physical diorama photographed in a studio. ### Layered Depth Create multiple physical depth layers: **Foreground:** small decorative objects, flowers, trees, pathways, signs, or miniature travelers. **Middle ground:** main buildings, streets, landmarks, bridges, and cultural elements. **Background:** distant mountains, skyline, architecture, clouds, landscape, or atmospheric scenery. Use realistic depth separation between every layer. ### Signature Landmark Select **one primary recognizable landmark or destination feature** as the hero element. Make it slightly larger and more visually prominent than surrounding elements while maintaining realistic scale within the miniature world. The landmark should immediately communicate: **“This is {{destination}}.”** ### Circular / Geometric Feature Integrate an elegant geometric opening, arch, circular window, or dimensional frame within the miniature scene. Inside this feature, showcase a **secondary iconic view of the destination**, such as: * A distant landmark * Scenic landscape * Mountain * Temple * Monument * Skyline * Waterfront * Cultural structure The secondary view should create a layered **picture-within-a-picture** effect. ### Character Element If {{character}} is provided, naturally incorporate the character as a **tiny miniature traveler or storyteller figure** interacting with the destination. The character may be: * Sitting on top of the frame * Standing beside a suitcase * Holding a camera * Looking toward the landmark * Sitting near the destination scene * Walking along a miniature pathway Keep the character small enough that the destination remains the primary focus. If no character is provided, optionally add a tiny generic traveler figure with luggage, camera, backpack, or travel accessories. ### Decorative Travel Details Add subtle travel-themed elements around the main frame: * Tiny location pin * Dotted travel route * Small paper airplane * Suitcase * Passport-inspired decorative elements * Miniature compass * Subtle map markings * Small travel icons These elements should remain understated and should never overpower the destination. ### Typography Display: **{{title}}** as the primary destination title. If no title is supplied, automatically use: **{{destination}}** Optional: **{{subtitle}}** Use elegant premium typography integrated into the physical design. The text should look **physically printed, embossed, engraved, or raised** on a small dimensional plaque attached to the frame. Do not place random text anywhere else. If text rendering is unreliable, prioritize the visual composition and leave a clean plaque area for text overlay. ### Color & Material Use a sophisticated palette based on: {{color_palette}} If no palette is provided, automatically select colors inspired by the destination. Use realistic physical materials such as: * Matte painted wood * Ceramic * Paper * Plaster * Sculpted clay * Natural stone * Fabric * Painted metal * Frosted acrylic Materials should have subtle tactile texture and realistic imperfections. ### Lighting Use **soft premium studio lighting** to photograph the miniature scene. Create: * Warm directional key light * Soft ambient fill * Gentle rim lighting * Delicate shadows * Subtle highlights on the frame * Tiny realistic shadows between miniature objects * Soft atmospheric glow * Natural depth-enhancing illumination Make the lighting emphasize the handcrafted dimensionality of the diorama. ### Camera & Photography Photograph the miniature world like a **high-end collectible product advertisement**. Use: * Professional full-frame camera * 50mm macro-style lens * Slightly elevated three-quarter perspective * Controlled shallow depth of field * Focus stacking where appropriate * Extremely detailed foreground * Soft background falloff * Realistic optical rendering * Subtle film grain * High dynamic range * Premium commercial photography The result should look like a **real physical miniature photographed with a macro lens**, not a flat digital illustration. ### Composition Use a balanced vertical composition with: * Large central dimensional frame * Destination scene occupying most of the frame * Primary landmark clearly visible * Secondary scene inside the geometric opening * Small character/traveler detail near the frame * Destination title on an elegant plaque * Subtle travel decorations around the bottom * Clean surrounding background * Strong visual hierarchy * Generous breathing room ### Background Use a clean, softly textured studio background that complements the destination. The background should be simple and slightly blurred so the miniature diorama remains the hero. Avoid distracting objects outside the main composition. ### Visual Personality The final image should feel: **Whimsical • Premium • Handcrafted • Nostalgic • Magical • Travel-inspired • Sophisticated • Collectible • Cinematic** It should resemble a **luxury miniature travel souvenir transformed into a beautifully photographed piece of art**. ### Strict Constraints Do not: * Flatten the miniature scene * Create a generic travel collage * Randomly combine landmarks from different destinations * Use unrelated architecture * Distort recognizable landmarks * Make the scene look like a normal photograph * Make it look like a basic cartoon * Use excessive fantasy elements * Use excessive text * Generate gibberish * Change the destination name * Add random logos * Add watermarks * Create floating objects * Use inconsistent lighting * Make miniature objects disproportionately large * Make the frame visually overpower the destination **Final goal:** Generate a **dynamic, destination-aware, photorealistic miniature travel diorama** where {{destination}} is transformed into an intricate handcrafted three-dimensional world inside an elegant frame, enhanced with authentic landmarks, local architecture, tiny storytelling details, optional traveler character, dimensional typography, beautiful lighting, and premium macro photography.