Texture is so important as it provides an essential design resource for design and backgrounds.

Photographing texture is an easy job as it does not require professional photography skills or expensive digital camera. When you take a texture photograph you should keep in mind some restrictions such as the texture should be flat as possible. Also, using the Flash with a low light shots can create a harsh look photo.

On the other hand, try to avoid the sun reflections and the sun flare. You can do this by changing your position while shooting. When you take the shot, do not try to zoom to take it, instead, try to take a shot for the whole surface and then take other zoomed in shots, this is because  some zoomed objects are not a good choice to create the best result.

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The textures of Venice by CorazondeDios

Islamic windows by radwasamir

Morning Dew by Joni Niemelä

Textures I by realityDream

graffiti texture by buckaroo kid

textures by arrosx

The Mist by Darius Sinkevicius

Textures I by BlayneNightpaw

by Yassine Hakimi

by Yassine Hakimi

textures by KuuFi

free texture  by f∞lish kamina

James Fitzgerald

Fern by Jeffrey Morris

A Free Stone Texture by duiceburger

free texture by Eddi van W

by tassie

teXture – Dark Grunge Burlap by smithfineart.com

Psalm 103 texture by ®achel

Wood Textures by Alliec

fake plastic trees by kaneda99

blue sky- free texture by Eddi van W

Texture aba7 by JoesSistah

teXture – Dead Leaves by smithfineart.com

Cracked Pedestal Texture by Lulu-belle Ramsbottom

I hope you find these stunning examples of texture photography inspiring.