The rusted coal conveyor stretches overhead, once carrying fuel to the heart of White Bay Power Station. Below, the twin silos of the ash handling plant stand weathered and silent, their corroded surfaces bearing the marks of decades of heat and combustion.
This was where the remnants of burned coal were processed, a final step in the station’s cycle of energy production. Now, the steel framework and aging brickwork remain as echoes of an industrial era that powered the city's rail and tram network.
A compelling addition for collectors of industrial photography, this print captures the grandeur of forgotten infrastructure and its lasting impact.
Printed on museum-quality archival paper, preserving the rich textures and history of the scene.