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bark background of a big tree in the forest with high relief. texture tree bark horizontal image. wooden texture background.

Rock formation and sea water at a rocky beach in Norwegian fjord in summer (July). Shot with a full frame camera with a fast lens at low ISO resulting in a large clean file. Shallow depth-of-field.

tar tree background. tar on injured tree trunk. tar wood surface

Bark meets moss at the bottom of a tree trunk in the Connecticut woods

Rough wall background for product mounting

Trunk of a tree isolated on white background.

Background photography of Polylepis australis bark, filo pastry tree; nature; texture; wooden; plant; age; core; cracked; section; wood; pattern

Natural ecology, stone, rust, texture, background, abstract, plain stone, rock, building material, shape, solid, marble, granite, sea stone, wall, floor, stone wall, color, nature, simplicity

Black and white background, out of focus. The texture of the bark of the tree, background. Out of focus

Tree trunk background. Ideal to use as backgrounds.

Tree bark and moss texture, tree texture, Great details of the tree wood.

Pine tree bark texture, amazing black and white surface.

Surface of old tree bark, tree bark texture

Young Caucasian woman standing and looking at scenic view in Senja Island from mountains

burned natural wood, black texture macro detail close-up chalk

$Several lichen species on a larch trunk in Engadine. Lichens are hardy and unusual organisms comprised of a fungus and an alga (or photosynthetic bacterium) living together in a symbiotic relationship. They only require an undisturbed surface, time and clean air. As they are very sensitive to air pollution, they are rarely found in urban areas. Lichens can absorb water through any part of their thalli and have no need of roots. They do not damage plants or rob the bark of moisture. \nEasy to identify the Oak moss (Evernia prunastri), a species of lichen valued in perfumery for its heavy, oriental fragrance and as a fixative base. \n46°52'37.5\$

Detailed close-up of rough tree bark, showcasing the intricate texture and natural patterns found in forest environments.

Rustic stone, corroded texture or grunge stone texture for web design and abstract background

Close up of tree bark in a forest in black and white in Autumn

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