The ash handling tower looms above, its rusted panels and weathered steel forming a stark contrast against the open sky. Once a critical component of White Bay Power Station, this towering structure processed the remnants of combustion disposing of the byproduct that fueled the city's energy.
Now, its corroded surfaces and silent machinery stand frozen in time, a skeletal reminder of the industrial processes that once kept the station alive. The intricate network of beams, pulleys, and pipes reveals the precision of its engineering, even as decay takes hold.
A striking addition for collectors of industrial photography, this print captures the imposing scale and raw textures of a forgotten era.
Printed on museum-quality archival paper, preserving the intricate details with exceptional clarity.