Suspended between the towering coal bunker and the top of Boiler No. 1, this steel-grated walkway once provided access to the heart of White Bay Power Station's fuel system. Below, countless tons of coal once moved through the chutes, feeding the station’s insatiable appetite for energy.
Counterweights hang motionless, remnants of a system that once regulated the flow of fuel or air, ensuring a precise balance in combustion. The worn railings and aged steelwork bear the patina of time, contrasting with the warm light filtering through the industrial space.
A striking composition of symmetry and decay, this print is a powerful addition for those who appreciate industrial history and bold architectural imagery.
Printed on museum-quality archival paper, preserving every detail with exceptional clarity.