Chelsea, Quebec
These scenic ruins on the shores of Gatineau Park's Meech Lake are all that remain of a dam, generating station and acid condensation tower built by Canadian inventor Thomas Leopold “Carbide” Willson in 1911. Now a favourite haunt of Ottawa and Gatineau residents, a well-timed fall hike provides beautiful scenery after heavy rainfalls.
Available as a signed and numbered photo print (limited edition of 99),
or signed and numbered aluminum print (deluxe edition of 50).
This print is available in custom sizes on request
Waterfall Ruin
Aluminum prints, also known as Aluminum Transfer or Chromaluxe prints, are relatively new but quickly becoming popular due to their modern, minimalistic look, high-definition clarity, and unique luminescent quality. Printed on high grade aluminum, they are durable, easy to clean and come ready to hang...no costly framing required!
