Forest HDRI skies
- 30 published HDRIs carry the forest tag, all in the Outdoor category.
- Prices range from $8 to $49 per variant.
- Resolutions run from 6144x3072 up to 16000x8000 pixels.
- Example skies include HDR 149, HDR 150 and HDR 151 Forest.
This collection covers HDRIs shot inside or at the edge of forests and wooded paths. They provide canopy-filtered light for scenes set among trees, from cabin exteriors to woodland trail visualizations.
Products
HDR Pack 006
HDR 145 Rural Road Clear Sky
HDR 145 Rural Road Clear Sky 20k
HDR 154 Park Grass Field 20k
HDR 155 Cloudy Sky 20k
HDR 162 Forest 20k
HDR 162 Forest
HDR 161 Forest
HDR 155 Cloudy Sky
HDR 154 Park Grass Field
HDR 153 Forest
HDR 152 Forest
HDR 151 Forest
HDR 150 Forest
HDR 149 Forest
HDR 141 Forest
HDR 139 Forest
HDR 125 Road
HDR 135 Park Road with Clear Sky
HDR 132 Wood Bridge
HDR 107 Path Park with Clear Sky
HDR 098 Forest
HDR 097 Forest
HDR 096 Forest
HDR 095 Forest Path - Clear Sky
HDR 116 Forest
HDR 021 Forest 3
HDR 020 Forest 2
HDR 019 Forest 1
HDR 003 Meadow 3
What is in this collection
30 published HDRIs carry the forest tag, all under the Outdoor category. Prices range from $8 to $49 per variant, and resolutions span 6144x3072 to 16000x8000 pixels, delivered as .exr. Examples: HDR 149 Forest, HDR 150 Forest and HDR 151 Forest.
When to use forest HDRIs
- Residential or cabin exteriors set against a tree line, where canopy light needs to read as filtered rather than open sky.
- Landscape architecture renders along a woodland edge or planted buffer.
- Trail, campground or park pathway visualizations that pass through tree cover.
- Product or vehicle shots that need soft, low-contrast natural light instead of direct sun.
Rendering notes
Forest captures typically carry soft morning or afternoon light with dappled sunlight through the canopy and cool green color casts, which keeps shadows from going fully black since light bounces between trunks and leaves before reaching the ground. Because the sky is mostly obscured by foliage, a mid-resolution file (6144x3072 to 8192x4096) is usually enough unless a canopy gap exposes the sky directly to camera.