Rust-covered steel and towering ductwork cast heavy shadows across the ground floor of the White Bay Power Station Boiler House. These massive structures once directed heat, smoke, and air through the station’s complex network of machinery.
Now, corrosion creeps over every surface, the echoes of combustion replaced by the quiet drip of water pooling on the floor. Light filters through broken glass, illuminating the encroaching greenery that slowly reclaims the space.
An evocative piece of industrial photography, capturing the raw textures of decay and resilience in a once-thriving powerhouse.
Printed on museum-quality archival paper, preserving every intricate detail.