Light filters through textured glass panels, casting a soft glow across the abandoned offices of White Bay Power Station. Once a hub of administration and oversight, these rooms are now silent, their walls lined with peeling paint and scrawled markings left behind by time.
The worn timber floors, bowed and splintered from years of neglect, contrast with the delicate play of light seeping through doorways. Faint traces of past activity linger, the outlines of desks, the remnants of electrical panels, the quiet suggestion of a space that once dictated the flow of industry.
A compelling choice for collectors of architectural photography and industrial history, this print captures the quiet beauty of decay, preserving a space where decisions once shaped the city's power grid.
Printed on museum-quality archival paper, ensuring rich tones and exceptional clarity for a lasting impression.