

Blossom Drift + Cut Flowers
Built for green nature and macro; seasons, winter and snow. The subjects inside it are nature, film, interior, product and sky. The light runs film matte, high key, neutral natural and warm natural.
Petalpastel Blossom Drift + Cut Flowers is 36 presets in 2 collections.
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- Works inLightroom desktop and mobile
- Format.xmp and .dng
- DeliveryInstant download, and it stays in your account
What it does to a photograph




It does not cover architecture, interiors and property; moods and tonal statements; light and weather; workflow and utility bases. Those collections live in other products on this network, and nothing here stands in for them.
What is inside, territory by territory
Green nature and macro
1 collection, 18 presets
- Cut Flowers
Seasons, winter and snow
1 collection, 18 presets
- Blossom Drift
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.
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