Beneath Boiler No. 1, these rusted clinker bins once played a crucial role in managing the byproducts of coal combustion at White Bay Power Station. As molten slag cooled and hardened, it was collected here, preventing blockages in the system that once powered Sydney’s rail and tram network.
The surrounding steelwork, worn by decades of heat and corrosion, frames the bins in an industrial composition of texture and contrast. Sunlight filtering through the structure accentuates the weathered surfaces, capturing the raw beauty of an era defined by industry and innovation.
A powerful piece of industrial photography, this print brings depth and history to any space, offering a glimpse into the mechanics of a long-silent powerhouse.
Printed on museum-quality archival paper, ensuring lasting depth and clarity.