The image shows a close-up view of dried mud and grass at the bottom of a lake bed. The mud is brown with small green shoots growing out of it. It has been baked into a very hard crust by the sun on what appears to be an exposed lakebed.
This photograph was taken in Somerville Lake, Texas, during August 2011. The time period and location are likely indicative of a drought that hit this region during that year. – AI vision
El lodo seca en el fondo del Lago Somerville cerca del Parque Birch Creek, Texas, 21 de agosto de 2011. La imagen muestra una vista detallada del lodo y la hierba secos en el fondo de un lecho de lago. El lodo es marrón con pequeñas brotes verdes creciendo fuera de él. Ha sido cocido en una corteza muy dura por el sol sobre lo que parece ser un lecho expuesto del lago. Esta fotografía fue tomada en el Lago Somerville, Texas, durante agosto de 2011. El período de tiempo y la ubicación probablemente son indicativos de una sequía que golpeó esta región durante ese año. – Spanish translation
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