The narrow corridor between the Turbine Hall and Switch House at White Bay Power Station is enclosed by towering brick and concrete, its walls lined with the scars of decades past. Overhead, rusted pipes and skeletal walkways stretch between the buildings, remnants of an infrastructure left to decay. The air is thick with dampness, the stillness punctuated by the occasional drip of water or the faint creak of shifting metal.
Against the right wall, rusted metal plates lean haphazardly, corroding where they were once removed and never returned. The embedded rails run the length of the passage, now lined with debris, their original purpose lost to time. In the foreground, a solitary concrete plinth remains, likely a foundation for a long-removed transformer. Stripped of function, it now serves as a silent marker of the machinery that once occupied this space.
Captured with striking depth and atmospheric light, this print draws the viewer into the forgotten passageways of industrial history, evoking a sense of exploration and mystery.
Printed on museum-quality archival paper for deep tonal range, clarity, and lasting impact.