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Minimalist Tibet Hiking Cover

Minimalist Tibet Hiking Cover

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Create a minimalist outdoor travel media cover poster for {argument name="headline text" default="西藏徒步建议"}. Use a vertical 3:4 canvas with a bold editorial magazine-cover composition. The background is a flat, warm {argument name="background color" default="golden orange"} sky occupying the upper two thirds and a pale off-white desert or salt-flat ground across the lower third, with subtle vintage paper grain, scuffs, faded edges, and light dust texture. Add one huge abstract off-white mountain symbol spanning the right side and center, made from sharp geometric triangular peaks and angular cutouts; it should feel like a graphic logo integrated into the landscape. Place the main headline on the left-center in very large heavy black Chinese display typography, stacked in two lines, blocky and condensed, with strong contrast against the orange background. Add exactly 2 small metadata text groups: top left reads “TIBET OUTDOOR” with “NO.24-05” beneath it and a tiny horizontal dash below; top right reads “ELEV. 3650M” with “DAYLIGHT RECORD” beneath it and a tiny black triangle marker below. At the bottom center, place exactly 1 lone hiker, small in scale, standing front-facing on the pale ground, wearing a gray hooded jacket, dark hiking pants, boots, cap, sunglasses, and a backpack, holding exactly 1 trekking pole in one hand; include a long thin shadow extending to the right. Keep the design sparse, cinematic, modern, and slightly retro, with no extra objects, no additional people, no watermark, and crisp poster-like typography.

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