The Pump House machinery at White Bay Power Station is a stunning relic of industrial engineering, its network of pipes, valves, and gauges frozen in time. Corrosion and residue mark years of relentless operation, while pressure dials remain locked at their final readings.
Beyond, the Turbine Hall emerges, bathed in soft light. The Parsons turbine, once a powerhouse of energy, rests in quiet defiance beneath its green shell. The red railings stand in contrast, framing a space where precision and raw power once converged.
This industrial print captures a moment where past innovation meets the inevitability of time.
Printed on museum-grade materials, ensuring archival quality and rich detail.