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Discover this pack designed for your photos taken on travels to tropical countries. Thanks to it, you will be able to recreate the vibrant colors and warm sunset tones of Bali and the Seychelles Islands, bringing their exotic nature into your shots. Enhance images of sunsets, rice fields, temples and other landscapes, typical of the region.
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Using RAW files you will easily practice retouching tips and learn how to get photos like these.
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Do you love tropical countries? If your answer is yes, this Preset pack is designed for you. With the 12 Presets of this collection, you can have the photos you took on your journeys in tropical countries ready with a single touch.
No matter what captures your attention – sometimes a deep blue sea, sometimes a lush green sea, or a beach bordered by an emerald green forest, a romantic sunset, a drone photo taken from a bird's eye view while walking on a long beach, or the lush rice terraces of Bali – you’ll find the means to enhance the vibrant colors you saw with the Presets included in this package.
Be sure to use the Amount slider when using Presets. This way you can determine where the Preset’s effect best meets your photo and develop your own style accordingly. If you need further adjustments, you can make them in the "Edit" section, where you can see the components of the Preset you are using.
Never be afraid to use your creativity when using Presets. Let the Presets be an inspiration in your workflow!
You will find 12 Presets in this pack:
Sunset Beach: Transform your photos with warm, saturated tones that evoke the beauty of sunsets on serene beaches. Perfect for creating vibrant, colorful scenes.
Deep Ocean: Designed for ocean and sky photography, this setting emphasizes bold contrasts between green and red while maintaining predominant blue tones for a dramatic effect.
Colorful Wildlife: Ideal for portraits of wildlife, particularly monkeys, captured during the golden hour. Adds warmth and depth to enhance the mood of sunset moments.
Golden Temple: Perfect for iconic temple shots, especially those found in Bali. Enhances the separation between foreground and background for a striking composition.
Rice Terrace: Brings cinematic richness to mountain-view photographs, highlighting lush green tones and tropical tree elements for a serene yet vibrant look.
Secret Heaven: Provides harmonious color grading for forest and sea scenes, creating a hidden paradise vibe with balanced tones and textures.
Eroded Rocks: Highlights rock formations sculpted by marine erosion, blending soft textures with vivid blue tones for a natural yet polished look.
Palm Trees: Perfect for tropical beach shots, featuring palm trees and balanced hues of blue and green for a lively, coastal aesthetic.
Relaxing Vibe: Designed for close-up shots of people against a backdrop of beach and sky, blending blue and yellow tones to capture tranquil moments.
Beach Walking: Crafted for drone photography, this setting accentuates the division between sea, forest, and beach with rich yellow, blue, and green tones.
Pinky Sky: Adds a pastel-hued glow to drone photos captured during sunset, infusing your shots with soft, dreamy colors.
Dreamy Vacation: A textured, cinematic preset tailored for bird's-eye view shots, adding depth and a unique mood to your aerial photography.
Landscape, nature photographer, colorist and retoucher
Ahmet Anak lives in Paris, France. He has worked in the design of air conditioning products for about 25 years and has been involved in professional photography for over 10 years. He has been working in photography full-time for the last 3 years.
Ahmet has traveled to more than 20 countries so far and has taken nature and landscape photographs in these countries. He went to Finland, Iceland and Norway and took various photographs in the parts of those regions that remain in the Arctic Circle.The photographs he took in Finland were published in one of Turkey's popular travel magazines.
He has been interested in drone photography for the last two years and has started to add bird's-eye photos to his archive.
