Variations on a theme

Just as Kara said. The gates of the dam are seldom open. Normally only one gate is open here, but depending on the amount of snow for the year, quick rising temperatures and rainfall, the gates are opened more to mitigate flooding. This is one of 11 dams along the river, all trying to control the flooding. Three of them are power generating stations. In the worst years due to all the contributing factors, the major flooding has seen the river rise by over 7 meters.
Thank you, sometimes pics just need an explanation...
And thank you. To someone who doesn't live near a dam, or have any snowfall, the picture in itself looked about as spring like as the can of Coke on my desk.

The explanation helped, thank you
 
And thank you. To someone who doesn't live near a dam, or have any snowfall, the picture in itself looked about as spring like as the can of Coke on my desk.

The explanation helped, thank you
Also, it's clearly the time when snow has melted,, but deciduous trees are not green yet. The light is brighter and different from the autumn between leaves falling and snowfall.
 
Also, it's clearly the time when snow has melted,, but deciduous trees are not green yet. The light is brighter and different from the autumn between leaves falling and snowfall.
OK, saying it's clearly the time when the snow has melted is all well and good if you know what you're looking at.

But it wasn't clear to me at all, and I would suspect I wasn't the only one. I don't know the relative light quality between spring and autumn in wherever that pic was taken.

I didn't question that it was taken in spring. I asked why the pic had a spring theme. I've thanked everyone who answered, but the reasons were pretty niche, avd not particularly clear.

Either that or you all know straight off and I'm thick as pigshit 🤣🤣
 
If I take a picture of all the mud will it scream out spring to anyone?
Is it different mud to autumn mid or winter mud?
Is the theme of the pic mud, or is this some specific type of mud that only occurs in spring, making it a subtle, but specifically spring pic?

My guesses here are no, no, yes, no...
 
OK, saying it's clearly the time when the snow has melted is all well and good if you know what you're looking at.

But it wasn't clear to me at all, and I would suspect I wasn't the only one. I don't know the relative light quality between spring and autumn in wherever that pic was taken.

I didn't question that it was taken in spring. I asked why the pic had a spring theme. I've thanked everyone who answered, but the reasons were pretty niche, avd not particularly clear.

Either that or you all know straight off and I'm thick as pigshit 🤣🤣
Well, I don't distinguish the spring from summer in some of the other pictures 🤷🏻‍♀️
 
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