![spring preset](https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/48032951803_c68e6496a7_o.jpg)
All of the presets in my shop are on sale right now! The preset packs are usually £30, but right now they are all marked down to £20 (or $25). The Harvest Pack features 6 distinct presets and the Winter and Spring packs feature 8 presets each (so the price is around $3 per preset!). All preset packs are available for purchase in three versions: Lightroom desktop, Lightroom mobile, and Photoshop/ACR. If you only edit on your phone then Lightroom mobile is a great option; the app is free and you can use these presets to minimize your editing steps and give your photographs a similar look to mine. All packs come with instructional files on how to import them into your applications as well. Right now I edit all of my pictures with my spring pack which is titled the Bloom Pack. It features 8 distinct presets that work together for a cohesive feel, but also tackle different issues. Some are warm-toned, others are cool, and some can really help bring a punch to your photographs. All of the examples in this post are shown with the preset applied and no additional edits, although I always recommend tweaking things on your own photographs to really make them sing!
![cherrybloss](https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/48032971343_14ebdeb5e9_o.jpg)
The Cherry Blossom preset is probably my most-used preset this spring. It's actually not a good preset to use on photographs with a lot of yellow, but for greens and pinks it is amazing. It really makes pink pop and gives greens the prettiest tone; I also like it for smoothing and evening tones for a really soft "mood." If I could describe it in one word I'd probably say "soothing."
![lilac edit](https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/48033024207_3b3e12013d_o.jpg)
Lilac is a slightly purple-tone preset (and I did actually use it on my lilac pictures that I took last month). On non-purple pictures and flowers, it's a great preset for adding some contrast and brightness to photographs without overly altering colors or changing the mood of an image. Like in the set above, taken on a sun day with a bit of sunstreaking happening in the lens; the finish photograph has the same effects and feeling, just a bit more punch and the colors are more realistic to what they were in person.
![daffodil](https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/48033027597_c69decfb3e_o.jpg)
The Daffodils preset is perfect for really punching up pictures. If you like a dramatic result from your presets, then this one delivers. It's bright and highly saturated and perfect on slightly gloomy or "muddy" pictures. I use it often on pictures taken on wet or grey days that come out a bit blue and dark; in those settings it helps get the colors back to what they look like in real life.
![april edit](https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/48033042557_8582b50e35_o.jpg)
My April Showers preset is also designed with wetter days in mind (I try to design presets to address various issues/types of images), but it's less saturated and much more warm-toned than others in my pack. This one gives photos a "golden hour" feeling even if the conditions you are shooting in are the exact opposite!
![blue-2-side](https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/48039017641_d4455ba674_o.jpg)
![wildg-5-side](https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/48039016936_64b010d7bc_o.jpg)
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