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Forest subsoil. It can be used for thematic purposes on issues such as erosion, landslide, forest soils. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoA field marigold (prob. Calendula Arvensis) growing in Mersin, Turkey. An example can be used as a visual in a work that symbolizes clarity. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoA lonely woman watches the sea. It can be used in studies with the theme of loneliness, solitude, sadness. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoA blue flower, possibly Italian bellflower (Campanula Isophylla). Blue is generally thought to symbolize freedom and power. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoPossibly some kind of skimmia, Japanese Skimmia (Skimmia Japonica), observed in the Hague. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoWhite pinkish flower blob. The exact type is unknown. Probably garden valerian (Valeriana officinalis). Royalty-Free Stock PhotoCloudy vast sky. Slightly dim evening. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoLight pink orange rose in front of a waterfall. Possibly Rosa x Hybrida. (a.k.a Tea Rose). Royalty-Free Stock PhotoPossibly some kind of rivina, maybe Bloodberry (Rivina Humilis), cultivated. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoA kind of agaric, poisonous, amanita muscaria. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoYellow flowers (Calendula Arvensis) blooming among greenery in Mersin city in Turkey. These flowers that have just bloomed can symbolize the birth of beauty. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoPigeon walking on the grass, the intertwining of life with nature's plants. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoA bunch of red roses. The red rose is generally thought to symbolize love, passion, lust, affection, attachment, and bilateral relationships. Rosa Hybrida or Rosa Chinensis? Royalty-Free Stock PhotoA white flower, exact species unknown. Maybe scarlet firethorn (pyracantha coccinea). Royalty-Free Stock PhotoAn unknown tree in Izmir, Turkey. Seems like it may be an African Sumac (Searsia Lancea?) Royalty-Free Stock PhotoThis red flower, probably French Rose (Rosa Gallica), can be used as an image that includes love, romance, love, passion and relationship. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoTurkish Angora (Felis catus) is a special cat breed bred locally in Ankara, Turkey, with a very striking bi-colored (heterochromia) eye appereance, with one eye blue or red and the other yellow. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoCotton lavander aka gray santolina (Santolina Chamaecyparissus) is a flower generally used in landscaping with its flowers having a fascinating yellow color in contrast to its gray texture. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoA yellowish-orange flower of unknown type. Probably zinna. (Zinna Elegans). Zinnas are widely used for ornamental purposes in Türkiye. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoTrees in the forest in Mersin, Turkey. It can be used in banners, posters and promotions of activities such as trekking, nature trips, forest sports, sightseeing. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoA scenic lake view in the province of Çorum in Turkey. The lake has a peaceful tranquility with the green areas around it. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoHistorical "Yildiz" Bridge from the Roman period, located in the west of Sivas city in Turkey. "Yildiz" means "star", the name of the stream. The stone structures look restored. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoMoss living on a rock. Probably silvergreen bryum moss (Bryum Argenteum?). Royalty-Free Stock PhotoTwo paratroopers jumping from a parachute center located north of Mersin city center and the Taurus mountains in the background. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoA purple flower, possibly Osteospermum Eclonis. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoWild Alpine Rockress (Arabis Alpina) growing near a stone. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoA pink-white flower (probably white stonecrop sedum hispanicum) Royalty-Free Stock PhotoFungi in nature (possibly Panaeolus foenisecii) Royalty-Free Stock PhotoHanging dried vegetables. It is dried by sun drying, which is the traditional drying method. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoA white flower, exact species unknown. Possibly asian meadowsweet (Spiraea Trilobata). Royalty-Free Stock Photo
