Riveted steel panels rise skyward, forming the towering chimney of White Bay Power Station’s Ash Handling Yard. Anchored with thick bolts and tensioned guy wires, its weathered surface tells the story of decades of industrial operation.
Surrounded by the rusting walls of the Coal Handling Shed and the brick façade of the Boiler House, the chimney stands as a silent relic of a time when smoke and heat poured from its vent. Now, corrosion streaks its surface, and encroaching vegetation hints at the slow reclamation of industry by nature.
A powerful composition for lovers of industrial photography, this print captures the weight of history and the beauty of decay in one striking image.
Printed on museum-quality archival paper, ensuring exceptional clarity and depth.