New York Tourist Instagram Grid

Based on the clear, front-facing photos I uploaded, generate a "New York travel blogger's casual nine-grid collage." Please strictly maintain the true identity of the people in the photos, including face shape, facial proportions, eyes, nose, lips, jawline, skin tone, age, hairline, and overall demeanor. Do not turn the people into white faces, do not over-beautify them, and do not transform them into other people. The people in the nine photos must look like the same person, as if they were taken by a friend or taken with a mobile phone during a trip to New York. Visual format: Generate a 3x3 nine-grid collage, with a total of 9 travel photos. The overall style should look like a travel album from WeChat Moments, Xiaohongshu, or Instagram, rather than a professionally edited photographic work. Each grid is a photo taken with a mobile phone, with a different scene, expression, and pose. Character setting: A young travel blogger from a first-tier city in China, with a natural, beautiful, relaxed, and cheerful demeanor, reflecting the lifestyle and atmosphere of a travel blogger. The outfit should be a stylish and casual look for traveling in New York, including elements such as a white tank top, jeans, a knit sweater, a light jacket, sunglasses, a crossbody bag, and sneakers. The overall aesthetic leans towards East Asian trends—avoid overly sexy looks, studio-style shots, or stereotypical "Instagram face" expressions. The overall photography style: low-resolution iPhone snapshots, slightly blurry, occasionally overexposed, with inconsistent lighting, casual composition, and slightly tilted angles, like candid shots taken by friends while walking, selfies, candid shots, or casual travel snapshots. Avoid being too perfect or like commercial advertisements. Photos should be authentic, conveying a sense of everyday life and travel memories. Nine-grid composition: 1. Top left: A selfie near the Statue of Liberty. Holding the phone, with the Statue of Liberty and the sea in the background. Smiling happily, hair blowing in the breeze, slightly overexposed, presenting a genuine tourist selfie feel. 2. Top center: Times Square at night. The background includes neon lights, billboards, crowds, and streets. The person is walking and turning back to smile at the camera; there is a slight motion blur, as if taken by a friend. 3. Top right: Central Park. Sitting on a bench or on the grass, relaxed, hand on chin or touching hair, natural expression. Background includes trees and sunlight, with slight cell phone compression. 4. Center left: New York street pizzeria or hot dog stand. Holding a slice of pizza or street food, smiling and ready to eat, expressive and infectious. Background includes shop signs, street crowds, and warm-toned lighting. 5. Center: Museum of Art Gallery. Standing next to a large modern artwork, naturally looking back. No specific copyrighted artwork; just the museum atmosphere. Looks like a casual tourist photo. 6. Center right: Museum of Natural History. Standing next to a dinosaur skeleton, looking up curiously or excitedly, or looking at a friend. Background includes tourists and gallery lights. 7. Bottom left: Brooklyn Bridge. Walking and smiling while looking back, hair blowing in the wind, slightly blurry, composition slightly off-center, but the subject is clearly visible. 8. Bottom center: Empire State Building or high-rise observation deck. Selfie or photo taken by a friend with the New York skyline in the background. Make a peace sign, pout, or gaze naturally. A genuine tourist photo vibe. 9. Bottom right: Street style in SoHo or Dumbau. Walk down the street in stylish casual wear, sunglasses or a bag, turning back and smiling. The background should be red brick buildings, cafes, or street signs. Expression and pose requirements: Avoid staring at the camera or smiling in every photo. Use variety: selfie smile, turning back, side profile, laughing while eating, looking at scenery/exhibits, candid shots while walking, relaxed sitting poses, making gestures. It should feel like a real person traveling, not a posed model. Image restrictions: No distorted fingers, extraneous limbs, or facial feature drift. Ensure the face remains consistent across all frames. No strange text, gibberish signs, incorrect logos, excessive smoothing, plastic-looking skin, or obvious AI faces. Maintain the quality of a real mobile travel photo. Final output: A 1:1 scale 3x3 nine-grid travel jigsaw puzzle, with a realistic mobile phone photo style, a New York travel diary atmosphere, consistent character identity, and a variety of expressions and poses, suitable for posting on Xiaohongshu, WeChat Moments, and X.