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If you download the Railroad from my FO4 presets (just look under my username for mods for FO4), delete all the ENB files and keep just the ReShade ones that is what I used for the base of the ESO preset I was working on ... but haven't released at this point as I stopped playing ESO.
Note there are two versions of the Railroad under my presets. One uses reShade version 3.x or higher and the other is the original which only works with ReShade 1.x. The old one includes all the reshade files with it so you don't have to worry about hunting down the old version of ReShade.
In theory the ReShade version 3.x should also work with ESO but I never tried. I took these shots with the original version on ReShade 1.x. I tweaked a few things on the ReShade but I don't think anything was major so you might be able to get the base look in these shots following my directions.
PS: I like your Hair Choice for Fenn here very much.
I am not surprised you like the Mohawk lol. It is growing on me I admit. I often thought it was too modern for a fantasy game but perhaps not. So I may keep it depending on whether I find a different cut I like better.
There is one program that hooks into ESO that seems to be allowed but I decided not to use it after trying it briefly. Causes crashes for a lot of folks (including me) and didn't really do much. Plus it didn't feel right which is odd I know from someone used to use a lot of post-process tools.
Anyhow from everything I read ESO does allow ReShade at least. This is based on comments on Nexus and Steam from preset makers and users. Also I doubt Nexus would allow the hosting of ReShade presets for ESO if ESO considered them illegal.
I also found a nice UI overhaul that resembles Oblivion UI and menus. Can't use the font sadly but the rest is cool (the font requires another tool and that is dependent on patch version and online games are just updated too often to make that practical).
On a unrelated note your image palette matches this game's nexus theme almost exactly.
Only so much you can do with an MMO as it has inherent limits due to things going over the network. Still its been fun seeing what I can do for shots as well as actually enjoying the game.