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Toronto Tiny Planet Travel Poster

Toronto Tiny Planet Travel Poster

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Create a cinematic, ultra-detailed fantasy-realistic miniature “tiny planet” travel poster of {argument name="city" default="Toronto"}, floating like a compact island in a dark atmospheric night sky. Make the CN Tower the tallest central centerpiece, surrounded by a dense Toronto skyline, the Rogers Centre with its white domed roof, waterfront canals, winding roads, historic brick neighborhoods, trees, glowing streetlights, and tiny realistic buildings. Include exactly 7 prominent landmark/details: 1) CN Tower in the center, 2) Rogers Centre on the left, 3) a Canadian flag on a pole, 4) a red-and-white streetcar in the foreground, 5) St. Lawrence Market signage, 6) a circular Toronto Blue Jays logo sign, and 7) large “YYZ” letters painted on a rocky ledge. Add exactly 5 birds flying near the clouds on the upper right, a small sailboat and a small motorboat on the water, several waterfalls spilling off the floating rock edge, and autumn-colored trees with evergreen foliage around the rim. Place one solitary traveler wearing a backpack on a rocky outcrop in the bottom right foreground, facing the tiny planet to create scale and wonder. Use dramatic cinematic lighting, warm city glow against cool deep-blue shadows, volumetric clouds behind the skyline, starry sky, highly detailed miniature architecture, realistic textures, fantasy travel-poster composition, sharp focus, ultra-wide depth, no border, no watermark. Optional text elements should be integrated naturally as signage only, including {argument name="airport code text" default="YYZ"}, {argument name="market sign text" default="St. Lawrence Market"}, and {argument name="poster mood" default="cinematic fantasy-realistic night travel poster"}.

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