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The same bridge cables with the Facadestone preset appliedbridge cables, photographed without the Facadestone preset
Facadestone applied to bridge cables

Places Library

Built for architecture, interiors and property; travel and street. The subjects inside it are urban, interior, product, night and sky. The light runs film matte, mid, neutral natural and crisp clean.

Facadestone Places Library is 522 presets in 29 collections.

was $449now $199

This is the welcome price, and it is your first purchase from the network.

Before your first download we refund, no questions asked. After a download, sales are final except a technical fault we cannot fix or a duplicate charge.

Add it and keep looking. Your cart follows you across every store in the network.

  • Works inLightroom desktop and mobile
  • Format.xmp and .dng
  • DeliveryInstant download, and it stays in your account

What it does to a photograph

The same alley lines with the Facadestone preset appliedalley lines, photographed without the Facadestone preset
Facadestone applied to alley lines
alley lines, graded with Facadestone: 29 of this library's 29 collections
The same city rooftop with the Facadestone preset appliedcity rooftop, photographed without the Facadestone preset
Facadestone applied to city rooftop
city rooftop, graded with Facadestone: 29 of this library's 29 collections
The same motel door with the Plumbline preset appliedmotel door, photographed without the Plumbline preset
Plumbline applied to motel door
motel door, graded with Plumbline: 17 of this library's 29 collections
The same facade grid with the Plumbline preset appliedfacade grid, photographed without the Plumbline preset
Plumbline applied to facade grid
facade grid, graded with Plumbline: 17 of this library's 29 collections
The same bridge cables with the Plumbline preset appliedbridge cables, photographed without the Plumbline preset
Plumbline applied to bridge cables
bridge cables, graded with Plumbline: 17 of this library's 29 collections

It does not cover moods and tonal statements; light and weather; workflow and utility bases; colour harmony and palettes. Those collections live in other products on this network, and nothing here stands in for them.

What is inside, territory by territory

Architecture, interiors and property

17 collections, 306 presets

  • Book Corner
  • Brick Course
  • Bright Room
  • Ceiling Vault
  • Concrete Form
  • Dark Room
  • Door Panel
  • Glass Tower
  • and 9 more

Travel and street

12 collections, 216 presets

  • Balloon Dawn
  • Border Road
  • Empty Lot
  • Grain Witness
  • Market Stall
  • Midday Flat
  • New Topographic
  • Souk Lantern
  • and 4 more

See every collection on the Facadestone store

What contains what

1 smaller product is wholly inside this library. Buy this one and you have all of it; buy one of it first and what you paid comes off this price.

This library is itself inside 4 larger libraries.

Before you buy

Do these work in the free Lightroom app?

Yes. Import the .xmp files in the free Lightroom app on iPhone or Android, and they work in Lightroom Classic and Lightroom on desktop too.

Is this a bundle of other people's presets?

No. Every preset here is built from Adobe defaults by hand, with a written note for what it should do to a picture, and it is judged on real photographs before it ships.

Can I use them for client work?

Yes. The single-user licence covers personal and commercial photography. You cannot resell the preset files themselves.

What if it does not work?

Before your first download we refund, no questions asked. After a download, sales are final except a technical fault we cannot fix or a duplicate charge. The refunds page has the rest.

Netzah Elad Topaz, the photographer who makes these presets

the maker

Why I make these

I am Netzah Elad Topaz. I take photographs and I build software, and the two keep leading me back to the same problem. You were there. The light was doing something you will not see again. Then the photo comes back flat, and it is not what you were looking at.

Closing that gap is the whole job. Every preset here is built from Adobe defaults by hand, with a written note for what it should do to a picture, and it is judged on real photographs before it ships. Nothing is a filter dropped on top of your work.

What I want is simple. You open a photo you almost gave up on, you tap once, and there it is: the day you remember, not the file your camera handed you. That is worth doing properly.

Netzah Elad Topaz, photographer and software builder