Texture Gallery: Fire, Ashes
These photos have been created by Smashing Magazine readeres in our Smashing Texture Contest. What can you do with them? You can use all textures for both private and commercial projects for free, without any restrictions whatsoever. However, you are not allowed to offer these files for download; please respect the interestes of over 300 participants of our contest. Please also consider the license information attached to the .zip-archives you download from our server. When it comes to usage of textures, different photographers may have different opinions and intentions.
Some .zip-archives also contain further images of the same photographer. The file size of .zip-archives is between 1 and 15 Mb (depending on image resolution) which makes over 700 Mb space storage. This is also a reason why we have decided to not offer all textures in one single archive. It is very likely that due to huge amount of data and manual work some links contain errors — please inform us about them. And sorry for inconvenience.
S. Reza Movahedi
We make fire with our hands, One day out for picnic.
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Mylène Gaultier
Incandescent ashes in the fireplace.
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Estefania Soria Nabonne
Fuego y llamaradas, quemando las ramas sobrantes
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Marcelo G. Armentano
Burning coal
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Leonardo Morelli
Charcoal ashes from a barbecue.
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Sílvio Gabriel Spannenberg
Bottom of a wooden garbage box, burnt by unknown process.
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This one is going to be big. Smashing Magazine’s readers have created a quite smashing texture gallery:
- Wood, Bark
- Stone, Walls, Brick
- Metal, Rust, Industrial
- Nature, Flowers, Plants
- Water, Ice, Drops, Liquids
- Sand, Earth
- Fabric
- Paper
- Glass
- Fire, Ashes
- Food
- Plastic
- Misc
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