Street Photography Tutorial Infographic

Use the image 【{argument name="reference image" default="Figure 1 reference image"}】 as the sole visual reference to generate a vertical 3:4 format image 【argument name="teaching theme" default="street photography knowledge analysis image"} (teaching infographic poster). Objective: To clearly and engagingly explain "person position, camera position, lens/distance, camera height, shooting angle, and composition points" using clear and interesting illustrations, achieving the goal of teaching others how to retake shots. Overall style: Clean and sophisticated photography tutorial infographic + light, handwritten annotations; light off-white or light gray background; predominantly black, white, and gray; automatically extract 1-2 colors from Figure 1 as accents; clear lines, high information density without clutter, consistent layout, and high readability. Mandatory Rules: - Must retain the following from Figure 1: character pose, relative position of character and environment, main background structural lines, light and shadow direction and spatial logic - Do not change the pose or scene, only "analytical presentation" - The face is not the focus: it can be slightly blurred/simplified, no realistic beautification, no enhancement of facial features - All in Chinese; no English, no brand name, no watermark, no fixed layout of UI elements (it should be the same every time, not changed with Figure 1): 1) Main visual area (upper half or large image on the left): Place "reference image display" (slightly stylized/illustrated based on Figure 1, but the scene and pose are recognizable), overlay: rule of thirds grid, main body outline, guide line prompts, vertical/horizontal line correction prompts; use numbered dots + hand-drawn arrows to mark key points (main body landing point, white space direction, leg extension direction, background guide line source). 2) Schematic Diagram Area (Right or Lower Half, two side-by-side): - Top View: Draw the wall/street/building outlines using minimalist icons (abstracted from Figure 1), the person's position (small person icon), and the camera's position (camera icon); must show the shooting direction arrow, the distance between the person and the camera (dashed line + numerical range), and recommended position A/B (two alternative positions); the camera orientation must be consistent with Figure 1 (directly in front/side-front/obliquely in front, etc.). - Side View: Draw the ground line, the person's height, the camera's height, and the pitch sector; must show the camera's height range from the ground (inferring a reasonable range from Figure 1) and the lens pitch range (inferring a reasonable range from Figure 1); low/eye-level/high camera positions must be correct. 3) Parameter Card Area (three rounded-corner cards fixed at the bottom): - Card 1: Lens and Distance (provides suggested range of equivalent focal length + suggested range of shooting distance) - Card 2: Camera Height and Angle (provides range of camera height + range of tilt angle) - Card 3: Posture and Body Points (summarizes the re-shootable points of the posture in Figure 1 in short sentences) 4) Error Demonstration Area (fixed at the bottom right corner): 3 red cross error prompts (automatically generated based on Figure 1, in short sentences), such as: Do not use ultra-wide-angle lenses too close to the face, do not crop the toes/fingers, do not use excessively high camera positions that cause aspect ratio distortion (automatically adjusted according to the actual situation in Figure 1). Automatic inference requirements (ensuring it works every time Figure 1 is replaced): - Automatically infer and write the following information from Figure 1: camera orientation, camera elevation, shooting distance range, equivalent focal length range, subject placement and cropping strategy, and background guide line source. - All values ​​should be expressed as "ranges" (reliable and reproducible), avoiding single, fixed values. Output requirements: High definition, sharp lines, natural shadows, consistent icons, neat layout, and readable information; no garbled text, no logos, no watermarks, and no unnecessary decorations. Negative restrictions: No watermarks, no logos, no English text, no garbled text, no overly realistic faces, no exaggerated cartoon proportions, no limb distortion/extra fingers, no messy layout, no low resolution, no heavy filters, and no alterations to the poses of the figures and the relationship between the figures and the scene in Figure 1.