Turn any location into a Vogue-style cover. These shots of Rome, Lisbon, and Budapest work because of one specific move: the low-angle perspective It shifts the vibe from a basic tourist snapshot to a professional editorial look instantly. Try it with your hometown and see the differencec🏙️ Template below 👇 [LOCATION]. The specific landmark or city. Goal: Generate a minimalist, black-and-white editorial poster inspired. 1. COMPOSITION & LAYOUT - Overall: A clean white vertical poster with a centered rectangular frame. - Central Image: A high-contrast, black-and-white cinematic photograph of [LOCATION]. - Angle: Low-angle shot to emphasize the scale and architectural grandeur of the subject. - Texture: Visible film grain, analog photography aesthetic. 2. TYPOGRAPHY (HIERARCHY) - Top Header: The country name in large, bold, black uppercase sans-serif font with wide letter spacing. - Signature Overlay: The word "[LOCATION]" written in elegant, flowing white cursive script, layered directly over the central photograph and slightly overlapping the white background. - Metadata: - Vertical GPS coordinates on the left side of the photo block. - A small block of descriptive text aligned to the right of the photo. - Large bold "2026" typography at the bottom-right of the photo. 3. FOOTER DETAILS - Content: A justified paragraph of fine-print text at the bottom. - Icons: Minimalist social media icons (IG, TikTok, X) at the bottom right. - Labels: Website URL on the bottom left and a physical address on the bottom right. 4. STYLE - High-end fashion magazine layout, minimalist Swiss design, monochrome palette, sharp edges, and clean negative space. Try it with your own city and post the result below. Curious to see how different architectural styles translate.

In this video, I break down everything you need to know to use Claude Code effectively for building automations. I cover the interface and what actually matters, the WAT framework we use to build every automation, how to communicate clearly with Claude Code and get it to ask the right questions during planning, the superpowers like MCP servers and Claude skills, and how to test, optimize, and deploy your workflows so they run automatically. No fluff, I build a real workflow live so you can see exactly how it all comes together. By the end of this video, you'll understand Claude Code better than most people using it and have a clear framework for building your own workflows.