“The power of the sun and the looming presence of Didcot Power Station in the background.” – Vintage Photograph

On June 7th, 2002, photographer Rob Judges captured the contrast between the sun glinting on the Thames, the boats at Abingdon Head, and the imposing bulk of Didcot Power Station in the distance.On June 7th, 2002, photographer Rob Judges captured the contrast between the sun glinting on the Thames, the boats at Abingdon Head, and the imposing bulk of Didcot Power Station in the distance.

Dimensions: 20.3 x 29.9 cm

IMS SKU: SCAN-NQOX-04869017

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OCR computer generated text:

/ The power and the glory … as photographer Rob Judges captures the contracts between the sun glluting on the Thames, the pairs at Abingdon Head, and the threatening bulk of Didcot Power Station beyond. 22 SEP 1903 H 07 JUN 2002