Battersea Power station

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Climbing up the Chimney, Dennis Gilbert, December 2015
Corroded 1930's steelwork (and repairs), South West Washtower, Anthony Coleman, April 2015
Original Steelwork in the Boilerhouse, Anthony Coleman, September 2014
Up! View from the centre of the Boiler House, Kilian O’Sullivan, January 2018
Reconstruction of South West Chimney, Anthony Coleman, April 2015
Original brick facade juxtaposed to original Chimney, Dennis Gilbert, November 2014
Extension of Time 1 - “ExoT 1”, Kilian O’Sullivan, 2014 - 2020
Extension of Time 2 - “ExoT 2”, Kilian O’Sullivan, 2014 - 2020
Extension of Time 6 - “ExoT 6”, Kilian O’Sullivan, 2014 - 2020
Control Room A, Anthony Coleman, September 2014
Surface and structural details of original brick facade, Dennis Gilbert, November 2014
Surface and structural detail - view through Boiler House wall, Dennis Gilbert, September 2014
Interior Boilerhouse Scaffolding, Dennis Gilbert, March 2020
Boilerhouse - looking North, Anthony Coleman, September 2017
North West Chimney Under Construction, Kilian O’Sullivan, December 2016
Repaired steelwork - Turbine Hall A, Anthony Coleman, October 2016
Demolition of North West Chimney, Anthony Coleman, December 2015
Newly Constructed North East Chimney, Kilian O’Sullivan, June 2017
Partially Hand Painted North West Chimney, Kilian O’Sullivan, August 2017
Interior of Boilerhouse, Dennis Gilbert, February 2019
The Newly Cast North West Chimney, Kilian O’Sullivan, December 2016
Last of the Chimney Scaffold, Kilian O’Sullivan, June 2017
Towercranes over Turbine Hall A, Anthony Coleman, September 2016
Scaffolding to faciltate asbestos removal, Anthony Coleman, January 2015
Foundations for concrete lift cores, Anthony Coleman, March 2018
Lift cores emerging from the Boilerhouse, Anthony Coleman, March 2018
Exterior Boilerhouse brick panel, Dennis Gilbert, May 2019
Control Room B, Dennis Gilbert, February 2016
View from Phase 1 construction site towards original western facade of Power Station, Dennis Gilbert, May 2015
Halo Road & South Elevation, Dennis Gilbert, September 2018

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Print paper type - Hahnemühle Photorag:

This paper one of the most popular papers amongst photographers. The paper gives muted blacks with even colour reproduction, and excellent detail. Minimal surface texture and a chalky smooth cotton feel, creates smooth colour gradients.

It has a delicate surface, so we recommend extra care when handling. Photorag is suitable for mounting but its cotton texture means edges can fray if not carefully handled.

Hahnemühle Photorag - Specs:

Weight (GSM) - 308 / Finish - Matt / Paper Tone - Off White / Archival life - 80 years / 11 inks - CMYK colour model / 2880 x 1440 DPI - Higher dot per square inch