Massive concrete plinths rise from the turbine hall basement of White Bay Power Station, their sheer size a testament to the immense condensers they once supported. These structures, built to withstand decades of vibration and heat, now stand empty, their purpose long since erased.
Rust-streaked walls bear the imprint of vanished machinery, with faded green paint clinging to brickwork darkened by time. The marks of removed fixtures remain bolted into place, silent reminders of the vast system that once kept the station running. A rusted drain sits beneath layers of dust and debris, overwhelmed by years of neglect.
For those drawn to the stark beauty of abandoned industry, this print transforms the remnants of power generation into a striking work of photographic art.
Printed on museum-quality archival paper, ensuring exceptional depth and clarity.