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Two guides:
generation and control

Guide One teaches you to ask Midjourney for the picture in your head. Guide Two teaches you to finish what it gives you. Both arrive by email in minutes, in English and Spanish.

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Both guides Midjourney + Nano Banana · 57 pages Best value · save $21 ~~$110~~$89 Guide One cover

Guide One · Midjourney 36 pages · 107 copies sold $55 Guide Two cover

Guide Two · Nano Banana 21-page PDF + reference sheet · EN + ES $55

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Guide One · 36 pages · 107 copies sold

Midjourney as a Creative Tool

How to describe light, lens, material and frame so the model returns the picture you had in mind. Every image in the guide was made with the exact prompt printed beside it.

— Part One, The Language: prompts in layers, a real brief turned into a final prompt
— Part Two, The Look: light, parameters, references, series cohesion
— Updated V8.2 workflow: edit, animate, deliver, and complete a three-image assignment
— The 30-prompt cookbook and the one-page cheat sheet, included

Guide Two · 21 pages · new

The Nano Banana Guide

Work on your own photos or generated images. Change a material, repair a detail or extend the frame, then check what the edit altered elsewhere. Real prompts, successful examples and visible failures.

— Thirteen sections + final exercise: one room, three finishes
— Three worked cases: chaining edits, reference images, one face across four frames
— The edit templates, also as a separate one-page sheet
— Free update when the model changes

Inside Guide Two

One wall, three materials

Cantera stone, travertine and weathered steel. The prompt names the camera, light and rider as anchors; the guide teaches you to compare each output with the original before accepting it.

The anchor portrait, a woman and a black horse against a green wall

One face, held across four frames

The hardest thing to keep is a person. Same woman, same wall, new pose and new light each time, anchored to a single image so she does not become somebody else.

First step of a chained edit under a stone arch

Third step, the rider and the reflection intact

Three edits deep, and still the same picture

Every edit is a re-render, so drift compounds in silence. Three changes on one frame, each compared against the original and not against the step before.

UPDATE GUARANTEE: WHEN V9 LANDS, THE REVISED EDITION ARRIVES FREE TO YOUR SAME INBOX. VERSIONS WILL KEEP CHANGING. THIS FRAMEWORK WON'T.

About me

I'm a photographer and visual director working between fine art and commercial work: campaigns, architecture, editorial. AI has been part of every job I deliver for the last three years.

"The series took an evening. The recipe took ten years. That's the ratio nobody tells you about."

Prefer a single part of Guide One? $20 each

Part One

The Language

How to write a prompt with a point of view. Prompts in layers, why less wins, breaking down a scene, a real brief turned into a final prompt.

$20

Part Two

The Look

Light, parameters & the photographic eye. Atmosphere, the parameters that matter, references, series cohesion, the camera vocabulary.

$20

Part Three

The Workflow

Edit, animate, deliver. The web editor, video and directing motion, pitfalls with real fixes, one real series built start to finish.

$20

ADD THE PROMPT COOKBOOK · 30 PROVEN PROMPTS · FOR $20 ·

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The Cheat Sheet is free.

Everything that matters, one page — the prompt formula, light, params, the series recipe, video, and the fix loop. In English and Spanish, straight to your inbox.

~~$110~~$89 USDBoth guides · EN + ES