Vectorization of 3 log photos

I have 3 photos of real wooden logs that I need vectorized to be larger and longer. With Photoshop, each of the log photos were taken out of one very high res photo of a log wall that I purchased from Shutterstock. It is also attached. The original photo of the log wall I purchased is 8,424 pixels wide x 4,984 pixels height and 28.1" x 16.6" at 300 dpi. It is 36.2 MB in size. I first took the original photo of the log wall and expanded it in Photoshop to be printed at 192” in width x 47”in height. This blew up just fine and looks the way I want it. This photo is attached and named Log Front Wall. It will be printed as a single vinyl banner. The 3 individual log photos that I want vectorized need to match the Log Front Wall photo as close as possible when expanded, .In other words match the color, consistency of the wood grain, texture, appearance so it looks like it was cut from the same group of trees, made into logs and used at the same time. Not exact but the same realistic look and color. So the task at hand is for the 3 logs to be vectorized to match the expanded Log Front Wall photo when it is printed at 100% which I mentioned above is 192 inches in width x 47 inches in height at 150 dpi. The 3 photos of the logs that need vectorization when completed need to be output as PDF, EPS, AI and JPEG in both CMYK and RGB. Layered files like PSD or AI should be included as well. The 3 individual print files needed are CMYK flattened PDF's at either 150 dpi at 100% or 300 dpi at 50% of which the printer will enlarge to 100% at reduce the dpi to150. No bleed, transparent background, printer guidelines, marks, are needed, and cannot be part of the PDF printing files. The finished sizes of the 3 log files I need are: Log #1 Entrance Top needs to be printed at 150 dpi at 364" wide x 54' height Log #2 Entrance Left needs to be printed at 150 dpi at 180" wide x 54" height Log #3 Entrance Right needs to be printed at 150 dpi at 180" wide x 54" height For Reference: All 3 logs will be printed as horizontal vinyl banners; (laying down) however only Log #1 will be used horizontal. Log #2 and Log #3, the banners will be used vertical. All three logs will appear to be very fat and slightly curve around like a log should even though the image is a perfect rectangle. This is intentional for how they will be used, because the height of each banner or image of the log is really the width (thickness) of the log whether lying down or standing up. These 3 logs banners will create an entrance or frame for a gate, as you would see at the entrance to a ranch out in the western United States. Two shorter logs standing vertical on each side of a one-lane road entering the ranch and one long horizontal log sitting on top of the two shorter vertical logs. That is why the height of the log (banner) looks fat as it is the girth of the log once printed as vinyl banners, they will actually wrap around a round expandable hose covering a 30 feet wide, span of triangle truss to give it the appearance of being round. The triangle truss is the long piece that goes over the entrance, which is sitting a top 2 hand crank lifts raised to the height of 16 feet in the air. The same size round hose also fits down over the cranks lifts until 2 feet from the ground, where the base supports gets larger. Each log banner has matching grommets placed every 2 feet apart on opposite long sides and are simply attached together in the back for the vertical logs and on top of the horizontal log with bungee ball nylon cords that loop through each other. When erected this structure gives the appearance of a real log entrance, even though the hose makes the logs perfectly round it still gives the appearance of a log structure. Also one of the 6 attached photos is The Old Log Entrance, though fuzzy, it shows how the 3 vectorized print files will be used. I need the 3 log photos vectorized ASAP. Please let me know if you have any questions. Thanks!