The rail corridor of White Bay Power Station’s Transformer Yard is a haunting blend of industry and nature, where rusted tracks vanish beneath moss and debris. Concrete barriers, softened by decay, stand as relics of a time when this yard was alive with movement.
On one side, the Turbine Hall rises, its shattered windows opening to the sky. Sunlight filters through, casting fleeting patterns on the ground. Across from it, a brick facade resists the pull of time, its walls marked by fading warnings and the slow embrace of vegetation.
This evocative industrial print captures a space caught between its past and nature’s quiet reclamation.
Printed on museum-grade materials for archival longevity and stunning clarity.