The fourth in our series of high-resolution natural stone texture images; this week we bring you some more from the lovely Mount Tomah Botanical Gardens in NSW, Australia as well as more from Lake Parramatta. You can find innumerable examples of beautiful stone and rock textures on the grounds of the Gardens, including sandstone, granite, marble-type stone and many more. We hope you enjoy the examples we’ve brought you this week.
As usual, all our texture images are FREE for personal and commercial use unless otherwise stated. However, you are not permitted to resell, repackage or redistribute these textures on your own site, CD, DVD or other distribution method.
We’ve been collecting an assortment of beautiful bark and tree textures over the past year and we could have easily brought you twice as many textures this week. But let’s save some for another day, eh? This week we’ve brought you a collection of six high-resolution images of different tree and bark surfaces including rough bark, smooth bark, bug-eaten bark and gnarly, knotted stuff, too!
Oops! We’d been planning to get out and shoot some fresh texture images for you for today’s Wicked Wednesday post, but totally forgot – leaving little more than a few hundred random textures with no discernible theme. That just wasn’t going to cut it, so we ran out of the office and started shooting.
What we returned with was a collection of six high-resolution texture images of concrete surfaces. They include plain aged concrete and grass, cracked concrete, stamped concrete and a stamped surface with a drain included.
As always, all texture images are FREE for personal and commercial use unless otherwise stated. However, resale, repackaging and redistribution on sites and mediums other than our blog and Flickr page is prohibited.