Travel Photo Monthly Calendar Card

Based on my uploaded real travel photos, generate a 9:16 aspect ratio "calendar card". [1. Execution Method (Most Important)] This is a photo editing task, not a regeneration. You must use the original photo as the base image: - Keep the facial features, expressions, hairstyles, and poses of the people completely unchanged. - Preserve the original lighting, color temperature, and shadow relationships. - Do not perform skin smoothing, brightening, repainting, or stylization. - Do not change the environment, composition, or color atmosphere. - The original photo must look unmodified. [2. Allowed Operations (Overlay Only)] Only design layers can be added on top of the original photo: - A 30% gradient expansion at the bottom (for placing the calendar). - A soft, semi-transparent mask (to ensure text readability). - Calendar layout + month titles + text. Prohibited: Repainting the subject/background, changing the overall tone, or applying design filters. [3. Color Rules] Colors must be extracted from the current image (primary/secondary/accent color). Only slight desaturation and brightness uniformity are allowed. Maintain a realistic sense of color. [4. Layout Structure] Top 70%: Original photo (unmodified). Bottom 30%: Gradient + Calendar area (natural transition). It must look like a magazine page, not a template calendar. [5. Calendar Content] Automatically generate corresponding years and months: - Title:{argument name="date title" default="July 2026 / 2026.07"} - Day of the week: Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun - Dates: Arranged according to a real calendar, strictly aligned. [6. Copywriting Rules] Length: 8-16 characters. Maximum two lines. Do not use exclamation marks. Do not use clichés or philosophical statements. Use emotional snippets or atmospheric sentences. [7. Recommendations] Prioritize photos of profiles, head tilts, or dynamic poses over close-up portraits to reduce the risk of AI facial distortion. Ultimate core rule: Don't try to create a "better" photo; simply lightly overlay a design layer on top of an existing photo.