Perched high above the Turbine Hall, these observation windows once provided a commanding view of White Bay Power Station’s operations. Their weathered frames, now peeling and worn, contrast with the raw industrial strength they once symbolized. Light filters through the glass, illuminating the textures of decay that have taken hold over time.
The walls below, streaked with age and crumbling paint, speak to the station’s gradual decline. These annexes, once filled with engineers and foremen monitoring the station’s output, now stand empty, their vantage points offering nothing but a silent view into the past.
Perfect for lovers of industrial architecture and atmospheric photography, this print captures a haunting perspective of a space that once pulsed with energy and precision.