A commanding, symmetrical view of the White Bay Power Station Control Room, where two wooden desks remain beneath a vast array of dials, switches, and meters that once regulated Sydney’s power supply.
The left desk features a switch panel telephone, its missing handpiece a quiet testament to time’s slow erasure. The right desk has been stripped of its components entirely, its surface now worn and empty. Above, frozen gauges and peeling paint tell a story of abandonment, while a cluster of salvaged glass lamp covers rests at the base of the panel, their purpose uncertain.
This striking industrial print captures the haunting beauty of a once-bustling control room now lost to time. A statement piece for lovers of industrial history, fine art photography, and evocative architectural imagery.
Printed on museum-quality archival paper, offering deep contrast and remarkable detail for lasting impact.