A photorealistic image diagonally split, with a topographic map featuring deer on top, and a sunlit eucalyptus forest with wild boars and kangaroos below.

Create a photorealistic, high-resolution image with a 16:9 aspect ratio, designed as a background for a hunting mapping website focused on Victoria, Australia. The image should look like a high-quality photograph taken by me during a real outdoor expedition in Victoria’s High Country or Gippsland. Split the image diagonally from the top-left to the bottom-right, with the diagonal cut mimicking a torn piece of paper that blends the two halves seamlessly, adding a natural, rugged transition. The upper half should show a bird’s-eye view of a contour map-style depiction of a hilly area, emphasizing topographic details such as gullies, ridges, benches, and two small creeks, while including key hunting elements like a sambar deer (buck with antlers) and a wild boar positioned prominently in the bottom-right corner. The lower half should showcase the environmental aspect, featuring a natural landscape with eucalyptus forests, wattles, ferns, and scattered native flora, along with distant fauna such as kangaroos or lyrebirds, blending into a slightly faded color palette for a subtle background effect. Ensure the contour map half has crisp, detailed topographic lines and realistic terrain textures, while the environmental half captures fine details like tree bark, grass blades, and animal fur, mimicking a camera’s depth of field with a sharp foreground and softly blurred background. Use natural golden-hour lighting (late afternoon) with warm, directional light, soft shadows, and a See more