Woodland camouflage is a pattern designed to help individuals blend into forested environments. It typically features a mix of green, brown, and black colors that mimic the natural colors found in trees, leaves, and soil. This type of camouflage is commonly used by military personnel, hunters, and wildlife photographers to avoid detection. The effectiveness of woodland camouflage relies on its ability to break up the outline of the wearer, making it harder for the eye to distinguish them from their surroundings. Various designs may include shapes that resemble branches or foliage, enhancing concealment in dense woodlands and forests.