Good news, friends! Want to become a photography pro online this year? Well, you don’t have to spend close to $1K on a fancy editing program to get the results you want on your photos anymore… 

Why Presets?

They’re SO simple. Say goodbye to trying to remember exactly what steps you took to make that one perfect photo! You literally click your pic and create the photo style you want instantly.

You don’t have to decipher what photo settings mean, how to balance your photo, or wonder what an F-stop or shutter speed is. You’re instantly a photography pro with my presets.

Presets Save Time.

If you know anything about editing photos you KNOW how time-consuming it is. That’s why photographers get paid the big bucks! Editing is a serious process. One that could take a serious chunk of your time. NOT something you want to do after taking lots of wedding photos, vacation shots, or pictures at family gatherings. Batch edit your photos like a photography pro with just a few clicks. Presets are the answer!

They’re Versatile.

The most convenient way to try different styles of photos without editing and re-editing is by using photo presets. They help you develop your own sense of style or “look.” And, they give you a cohesive look for branding too, like on social media platforms such as Instagram. This is especially important for influencers who need to represent their products + services well! 

This is from My Artisan Bundle- Preset Fierce A quick and simple preset for your selfies that maintains color and gives a little edge to your images. Just look at the difference! It really matters when you are trying to showcase a makeup look, clothing, and just wanting to look your best in general. 

The Best News?

I’ve put together 3 bundles that have multiple presets curated for beauty, stylists, and influencers or even simply ladies who love a cohesive, stylish feed. 

Don’t edit your photos without them! To see them in action, hop over to my IG and check out my highlights with Preset how-to’s and lots of before and afters! What’s in your camera roll dying to make it’s debut?