This week’s free textures include five black and white shots of dry geothermal mud. I shot these at the Reykjanes peninsula hot springs area in Iceland. They are dirty, cracked, dark and detailed, perfect for your next design!
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Free Texture Friday – Dry Geothermal Mud
by Bjorgvin
August 3rd, 2012 4 Comments / Click here to post a comment
Oh, wow! These are different! I like! The last one is mother nature’s designs at their best! LOL That is so awesome!
Thank you!
Su
Thanks Su!
Hey Björgvin , great photos! I wonder how could you find things like that.Surely they are ” dirty, cracked, dark and detailed ” Also, maybe you can write a little more about the rocks cuz anybody sees this is sure to be curious about this.
Thanks DHgate. Well, we have a lot of geyser activity here in Iceland, and these lava rocks get formed from the minerals that come up to the surface. Very similar to the rocks you’ll find near the Blue Lagoon. I’ll see if I can post more details in my future posts.