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Nori sheet of edible seaweed species of the red algae genus Porphyra as a background texture

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.

Weathered grey wooden planks overgrown with moss, background texture of a rotten slippery walkway, copy space, high angle view from above

An old and rotten wood as a texture or background.

Old wood board with moss and lichen. Rustic wood background.

Close-up gray grunge old board wall texture background with moss

Seaweed growing on wooden sea defence wall

Mould and lichen growing on old damp wood

Old molded wooden board overgrown with green moss, may be used as background or texture

Lichen covered planks of an old wooden table

Detail of tree trunk bark, wood texture

wooden table ruined by the elements

High quality background made ââfrom dried algae

Distressed vintage wooden boards

Old board wall with peeled green paint.

Lichen on wooden slats of a chair

Wooden background from boards and dry moss

No people

Background wood timber

Wet and moss-covered old wood.

Texture. Very old boards with traces of green paint

Old wooden table outdoors closeup background

Natural wood grain texture background.

Texture of the seaweed in the piers wall of the southern coast of UK England

Dark old wooden table texture background top view.

Seasweed on rocks on Durness Beach (Scottish Highlands)

Old rotten wooden boards overgrown with moss as background

Close-up on wooden plank bungalow wall, weathered and textured, greenish patina, full frame

Wood texture, with weathered look, old and green.

Close-up of a Frullania species of leafy liverwort on yellow birch bark in Connecticut. A fascinating part of the landscape, especially in winter and early spring before most plants re-grow. Liverwort is a primitive plant that undergoes photosynthesis but lacks roots and a vascular system. Structures called rhizoids enable liverworts to stick to the surface of trees, rocks and soil. They reproduce via spores. Liverworts began developing on earth about 470 million years ago. Epiphytic liverworts do not harm trees. The yellow birch (Betula alleghaniensis) is an eastern tree with papery, peeling, flammable bark.

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