Each look here comes with its own creative profile, which acts like a volume knob for the colour.
Five brushes for Lightroom Classic help clean orange shadows from skin, refine complexions, add a sunset glow, brighten eyes and give subjects extra punch.
Recent Lightroom, Lightroom Classic or Camera Raw.
Shortstache calls this his foundation kit: the two looks his whole style rests on, along with the reasoning behind them. The two looks One c...
DVLOP
Pittura speaks the language of oil painting. Archipelago used warm, aged pigments, creamy transitions and shadows that model form rather tha...
Archipelago
Trouvaille sits among the darkest chapters of the Archipelago Quest series. The mood Its tonal range is deliberately tight and its changes a...
Archipelago
Aura Vol. 1 departs from Vicky Baumann's Lake and Forest packs. Here skin is the star: creamy, soft and glowing, surrounded by mild cinemati...
Vicky Baumann
Picture a fashion magazine spread: natural skin with no orange cast, deep shadows that stay clear, clean highlights. Zach & Grace made these...
Zach & Grace
Emily Vartanian designed this second-generation pack for creators who do all their editing on a phone. The look Bright, spotless whites, col...
Emily Vartanian
Mitch Lally's Natura brings the much-loved warmth of Portra film into a digital workflow. Profiles, not presets These operate on the raw dat...
Mitch Lally
Benj doesn't start an edit from zero; he starts from one of these four foundations. Now you can too. What they are Two clean bases and two b...
benj™