Generate a movie-poster-style portrait artwork based on the photo provided by the user, the core is to use a huge…

Generate a cinematic-poster-style portrait work built around the photo provided by the user; the core is to use a vast pure color field to hold up the subjects who nestle at the edge of the frame, each gazing up at the sky. About three quarters of the entire image is a whole expanse of clean, saturated, clutter-free monochrome field, like a sky pulled infinitely far away, creating an open, longing, summer-like sense of negative-space breathing; the subjects occupy only a narrow band of about one quarter of the frame on one side, giving the vast majority of the space over to the empty color field. The composition adapts to the aspect ratio: in vertical format the subjects hug the bottom of the frame as a low horizontal row, with the sky extending upward; in horizontal format the subjects hug one side of the frame (e.g., the left) as a vertical row, and the empty color field spreads out widely toward the other side (e.g., the right), with the text landing in that empty field; whether vertical or horizontal, the subjects and the text always sit at the two opposite ends, with negative space dominating. The camera must be an extremely low angle shot from below (worm's-eye view): every character's head tilts back, chin raised, throat and neck stretched, face turned toward the empty color field overhead, gazing upward — what the viewer mainly sees is the underside edge of the jaw and the profile or three-quarter-profile contour — the characters absolutely never face the camera, never meet the lens at eye level, never pose as a front-facing ID-style portrait, and their gaze does not rest on the viewer but is cast toward the sky overhead. Only the head, shoulders and a small amount of the upper body are shown, with the lower edge naturally cropped by the frame edge.