New Mexico monsoon season is upon us! 3 brand new BNSF ES44C4's(BNSF 7057, 7056, 7053) on their maiden run west on the BNSF passes through a sun break while storm clouds from a complex of thunders... (more)

VIA 92 rounds the curve at CN Snake with four LRC cars behind a rebuilt F40PH-3.

My first train photo of 2012 wouldnt be quite right if it didnt include this shot taken just after a quick dose of fake snow from the lakes & a touch of sun trying to work its way out ... Happy Ne... (more)

Winter has finally come to the Thames Valley after hitting just about everywhere else in the UK hard over the last 2-3 weeks. Despite the appalling conditions (by UK standards) train 6B33, the The... (more)

During a short break in the heavy snow, the sun actually tried to shine through casting slight shadows on the white landscape as train U-717 with 140 loads of fresh steaming taconite pellets roll... (more)

What better way to spend the last day of 2009 than photographing trains in the snow? MBCR 215 heads outbound through the signals and the snow at Milepost 7.

The "Trash Train, NS 64J, makes it way eastbound with empty trash containers destined to the metro New York-New Jersey area.

Westbound loaded trash train 65J heads west through Harrisburg with a pair of SD45-2s for power. The 1705 is former Erie Lackawanna 3681, the last freight locomotive built for the EL. Although the... (more)

2 ex Conrails are in charge of the switching duties at the NS Ashtabula Harbor Yard in yet another round of lake effect snow from Lake Erie.

A loaded garbage train grinds uphill on the 1.8% grade with an added helper set up front. The usual pair of SD40-2 road engines has an ES40DC leader as a bonus...

A young lady goes back to reading her book after giving the northbound 10-car multilevel train pulling into the station a quick glance.

In the epitome of storm light, or lack thereof, an empty coal train races a powerful spring storm across the eastern Wyoming prairie on BNSF's Orin Subdivision. Within minutes of taking this phot... (more)

About 70 miles west of, and headed for Chicago, the snow started in earnest, but Chicago Great Western F units don't slow their pace during my Christmas break from College.

Looking west train 64J is barely visible as a whirlwind of snow obscures the rest of the train as it moves at track speed eastbound.

VIa Rail train after a big snowstorm