Design a 4:5 portrait Instagram post for a small photography workshop. Build the composition around the Photo Subject Or Hero Object as a black-and-white film contact sheet, with several visible frames arranged on a slightly textured paper surface. Box one frame with a loose, hand-drawn red grease-pencil rectangle, as if selected during an editing session. Use the Color Palette with a mostly monochrome treatment and the red mark as the only strong accent. Set the Headline in a clear, editorial sans-serif with strong hierarchy, and place the Supporting Text beneath it in two short lines. Add the Contact Details in small, readable type near the bottom. Show the Business Name once, small and unobtrusive. Use an asymmetrical but orderly grid, generous white space, subtle paper grain, authentic film borders and restrained print imperfections. Keep every word sharply legible, correctly spelled and safely inside the edges. No decorative circles, gradients, glowing effects, fake interface elements or extra copy.
Use these details:
Business Name: "Silver Frame Workshop"
Headline: "Learn to See in Film"
Supporting Text: ["Saturday, 14 September", "Beginner-friendly darkroom workshop"]
Photo Subject Or Hero Object: "35mm black-and-white contact sheet with a loupe and film negatives"
Color Palette: "black, white, warm paper gray and grease-pencil red"
Contact Details: "silverframeworkshop.com | Portland, Oregon"
Format: "4:5 portrait Instagram post"
Using your own logo, product or face? Attach it in the chat and say which of the details it replaces.
Your result will come out close to the example rather than identical to it. Change the details to make it yours.
