Vintage Street - Analog Preset Pack
Our Review
Vintage Street Preset (Daniel Horvath) — a nostalgic, grainy edit for city-break photos
The gist: A $20 Lightroom preset that gives urban travel photos a dark, timeless, film-like mood — built by a street photographer who shoots for GQ, Vanity Fair, and Esquire.
- Grainy, nostalgic texture: adds film-style grain for a timeless vibe rather than a clean digital look, suited to gritty city streets and old-town alleys.
- Vintage color palette: shifts digital images toward vintage tones, turning ordinary city snapshots into something with an analog feel.
- Dual-purpose: works for both street scenes and portraits, per the product description, useful for travelers who shoot both cityscapes and people.
- Made by a working street photographer: creator Daniel Horvath shoots street and fashion photography for Milan/Paris Fashion Weeks and has worked with GQ, Vanity Fair, and Esquire, per his Moment creator profile.
Moment's product page describes Vintage Street as bringing "a dark, timeless mood" to photos with added grain for "a nostalgic vibe," pitched specifically for "urban street photography and portraits" — the exact use case for city-break travel photography.
Best for: travelers photographing dense, historic, or gritty city centers who want a moody, editorial street look. Skip it if: you're shooting bright, colorful nature or beach scenes — the dark, vintage tone won't fit. Runs ~$20 — check the current price before buying.
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