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This bright, summery PSD template is one that can transform both portraits and landscapes a-like with its high exposure and vibrant tones. It's easy to use, too.
This snazzy business card will definitely catch attention from clients, and it's certainly a template that you can adapt. Perfect for photographers, right?
This template can help give your images a much darker tone, compared to some of brighter ones on this list. It creates classy finishes and works for an array of different scenes.
Another minimal moodboard template for you to drop your images into, this is one has scope for 17 images. The heart-shaped image in the centre is a nice touch.
You've gone retro with your filter, but you haven't got the classic Polaroid style until you've invested in this template. It has a nice texture to it, and it's really easy to get the hang of.
Pastel colouring can be hard to get right with adjustments, so let this template do all the hard work. It produces nice tones and doesn't wash out your colours.
Building websites can be alien to those who don't know how to do it, but as photographers are creative people, this template may just help you to build some kind of layout in Photoshop.
A much more muted, grittier colour palette, this template can help you to create almost grungy effects in an instant, and they're so versatile for your photos.
These frames are a different way to display your images, either on social media or otherwise. If you want to give the impression of a classic painting, they're particularly useful.
You can never have too many vintage effects! These ones contain subtle filters and light leaks for a truly retro feel, and combine nicely with the Polaroid frames from earlier on.
If you're looking to show the breadth of your social appeal, this is a fun template to use. Simply replace the images within the iPad, phone, laptop and desktop to show your social media across different devices.
This template has a nostalgic touch to it, with bright colouring being dulled down a little in favour of sepia toning. It's great for landscape scenery too.
This template is a touch over-saturated, but the effects that it applies can be toned down a touch. It still offers a great mix of blue, red and yellow with just a few clicks.
This is a warm, soft template that would really benefit autumnal pictures. It's perfect for yellows, oranges, golds and browns, and looks fantastic on more nostalgic-looking photos.
For a range of different colourings, this PSD can be a useful asset. It's always good to keep a selection of different palette options depending on the photo.
This is a really subtle template. It boosts the reds in your photo without dulling the other colours, and doesn't over-do them either. It's a good option for sunsets.
A real leftfield option for displaying photography, why not replace the blackboard in the shot for one of your own photos? This template might catch the eye more than any other when it comes to showing off your work.
Another flyer template, this has a very professional feel to it, and all the images can be swapped out for your own. You can vary colours too with adjustments.
This template focuses on a coral-like shade of red to be at forefront of your photo, turning everything else a tint of cyan. Your photos will certainly stand out with this.
Mark wrote for Photoshop Creative magazine until its closure in September 2018, demonstrating his mastery of advanced image editing skills. He is now a staff writer for the leading soccer magazine FourFourTwo.
