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Tree photographs

Tree leaves and bark - scans and photographs for creating textures

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TREES PAGE 1 - TREES PAGE 2 - TREES PAGE3

Downloads have several leaves for variety. You'll need a program such as Photoshop or Paint Shop Pro to use them. Most files are about 1500 x 1500 pixels give or take. Click on a tree texture photograph to download a .zip file.

pondersosa pine bark texture reference photographs

Ponderosa Pine JPG - PSD

Poplar JPG - PSD

Poplar bark JPG - PSD

Ginko

Autumn Oak Leaves

Green Tree Leaf

Red Autumn Leaf

Dried Tree Leaf

Autumn Tree Leaves

Juniper 2

Tree Bark - gnarly Juniper

Hawthorn Tree Leaves

Bark 2 - gnarly old fir tree

Red Fall Tree Leaf

Autumn Maple Leaves2

Maple tree seeds

Cherry tree bark

Mountain Ash bark

These leaf scans and tree bark photographs are meant for anyone wanting to create cg textures or for use in graphic design. They can also be used inside any photo editing program such as Photoshop for creating CG textures, collages and other images or as a visual reference for drawing. These bark and tree photographs may be used for commercial and non-commercial use but not for redistribution, unless, used as a part, but not the whole part, of a larger project such as a texture for a 3D object, collage or other work. All files are zipped .jpgs.

Tree leaf and bark scans and photographs include: poplar, ginko, autumn oak leaves, juniper bark, hawthorne leaves, autumn maple leaves, maple seeds, cherry tree bark, mountain ash bark, varigated box elder, cork tree bark, leaves covered in fungus, bur oak, douglas fir, oak leaves, lichen, scotch pine, eucalyptus bark, eucalyptus leaves and seeds, redwood bark, sugar pine, burnt tree bark, forest fire bark, pinecones, white fir, stumps, and Japanese birch bark.

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