A row of generators sits in quiet decay beneath the glow of a broken window in the White Bay Power Station Switch House. Dust and time have settled over their cast-iron casings, their once-spinning rotors now frozen in silence.
Behind them, a marble switchboard stretches across the wall, lined with knife switches, dials, and control levers that once dictated the flow of electricity. Some tools still hang in place, a reminder of the hands that once worked here, fine-tuning the balance of power.
The light filtering through shattered glass catches the edges of rusted machinery, casting long shadows across the floor, a final tribute to a space that once pulsed with energy but now exists only as a relic of an industrial past.
Printed on museum-quality archival paper, this atmospheric piece captures the raw beauty of abandoned industry, making it a striking addition to any collection of industrial photography art.