Turn photos into watercolor travel prints

Transform the attached scene photograph into a quiet watercolor travel print.

Scene and essential landmarks: [scene]
Palette and mood: [palette]
Caption: [caption]

Use the uploaded photograph as the composition reference. Keep the original viewpoint, recognizable silhouettes, relative positions and depth relationships of the listed landmarks inside the painted scene. Simplify small details without inventing new objects. Repaint the scene with transparent watercolor washes, gentle pigment blooms, broken dry-brush accents and soft irregular edges on warm ivory paper with subtle visible grain. Let sky and water dissolve naturally into unpainted paper. Use restrained color and a small warm light accent; no heavy outlines, photographic textures or glossy 3D rendering.

Make a square art print at least 1024 by 1024 pixels. Center a small unified scene occupying about 50–55% of the canvas width, leaving generous unpainted paper on every side. Do not fill the page with the original photograph or create a before-and-after collage. If Caption is NONE, add no text. Otherwise place only the supplied caption below the painting in small understated handwritten lettering; do not invent dates or extra lines. No frame, watermark or additional people, vehicles or buildings.