In winter a phone often makes snow grey or blue and turns faces cold. GLACIER brings back clean white snow, vivid blue skies and ice, and warm, natural skin. The frame gets a little brighter, blacks stay deep and clean, and the contrast feels crisp, like a clear frosty day.

What the main version does. Light is lifted a little, shadows open up, and highlights are held back so snow keeps its texture. Blue and aqua get richer and lighter, yellow and green calmer, so snow never turns yellow or green. Orange, which is skin, gets brighter but not redder. A faint cool tint in the shadows and almost no tint in the highlights keep whites white. On top: a little texture and barely visible grain.

Soft does the same at 60 %. Use it on frames that are already bright: a sunny slope or snow at noon.

Color and tone live in a profile inside the preset, so the light and color sliders stay at zero after you apply it, and the Amount slider sets the strength. You can still adjust exposure as usual without breaking the look.

It works best on ski resorts, snow and mountains, winter walks, portraits in the snow, skiing and skating, winter travel. It also works at night and indoors under warm light, but CHRISTMAS and MIDNIGHT suit those better.

8 files in the archive: two .xmp presets, two .dng files for the free Lightroom mobile app, two .cube LUTs for video and Photoshop, and install guides in English and Russian. The LUT carries color only: no grain, texture or vignette.

The example photos on this page were created by AI: ordinary “straight from the phone” shots with no editing. The “after” is this preset alone, main version, no retouching.