collage poster design — Oversized title with close-up at the top

A western movie poster in three horizontal collage bands of frontier portraits and a desert manhunt, framed by torn black strips. Across the top band, a close-up of an adult man with long dark wavy hair and a full dark beard fills the frame, his weathered face turned toward the right. Behind him, pale desert hills and sparse scrub bushes stretch under a bright sky. A wide torn black band slashes horizontally across the upper-middle of the frame, carrying a large yellow bold condensed title ("TITLE"). The black band's edges are rough and grungy, with gray texture showing through. Below the title band, a row of seven adult men in cowboy hats, long dusters, vests and gun belts stands spaced across a desert plain. One of the seven holds a rifle, and two wear small deputy star badges on their chests. Their long shadows stretch toward the viewer across the pale sand. On the right side of the middle band, a close-up of an adult woman with long straight dark hair fills the right half, her dark eyes looking upward. A second thin torn black strip divides the middle band from the bottom band. In the bottom band, an adult man in a wide-brimmed tan hat and a cream shirt aims a long rifle toward the right edge, his cheek pressed to the wooden stock. His hands grip the rifle's forestock and trigger with tense focus. Behind him, cracked red desert earth spreads under a pale teal sky. A frayed rope or lariat dangles from the rifle's muzzle area. The man's jaw is set and his eyes narrow along the barrel. The lighting is harsh desert daylight: bright warm sun from the upper right cutting deep shadows under the hat brims, hot amber highlights on skin and dust, and cool teal tones lingering in the shaded skies. The middle band's sky is a pale washed teal above the distant mesas. The color contrast between the warm sand and the teal sky is strong throughout. No cast names or credit blocks appear; the yellow title is the only text. The composition stacks three rugged vignettes separated by torn black title bands, rendered in a sun-baked ochre, dusty teal and jet-black palette, in a gritty photorealistic western style, conveying a tense, unforgiving frontier manhunt mood.