The images depict how a particular area changed once a hydroelectric power plant was built there.
Overall, upon the completion of changes, the area had gone from a rural landscape with a few attractions to a high utility site, which could be used for tourism, water activities as well as power generation.
Initially, the area boasted many natural features such as woodland and mountains in the north separated by a river flowing to south. There was also a national park west of the river and a historic castle neighbouring it to the south. The east bank of the river, on the other hand, was occupied by a farm, which used river water for irrigation, and a village in the southernmost corner of the area. Finally, a central bridge served as a passage between two sides of the river.
Over time, the area had undergone a complete makeover. Although the woodland and mountains in the north remained untouched, the national park and historic castle was cleared to make room for a power plant and transmission towers. The north of the river was transformed into a lake with a fishery, joined by a dam down the river. While the farm was erased to accommodate a new hotel for tourists, the village and bridge remained completely intact.