The Very First Light in the Royal Gorge

From the rim at Temple Canyon moments after sun up and in the right time for the morning Rock Train to Drennen the colors of the Arkansa... (more)

During the last seconds of sunlight, BNSF 7081 grinds up the grade through the tight curves at Daze on the BNSF Phoenix sub in Arizona.

A BNSF manifest is moving through Rollinsville, CO among the vibrant colorful Fall color. East Portal road isolates to my subject in the frame.

4449 on the Transcon. While it might carry the colors of black and orange, this 4449 certainly isn't the gleaming 4-8-4 we all known and love. On this warm, summer afternoon in Valentine, A... (more)

A late northbound run makes their way into downtown Rochester

The final train of the season to Two Harbors returns to Duluth behind Hustle Muscle as sun fights with clouds. The passengers on the sold-out North Shore Scenic Railroad train enjoyed a nice sampl... (more)

After cresting the hill at Pelletier, it's all downhill as train 306 rounds the curve onto the trestle at Saint-Eleuthere, PQ, with Fall at its peak on the hills in Northern Quebec.

The little Salmon River Trestle is quite the sight to see in Northern New Brunswick, about 15 minutes south of Grand Falls, this 3,920 foot long trestle is a great spot for photography. Fall has a... (more)

Train 306 is eastbound, cruising along the shores of the scenic Lac Baker, New Brunswick. Although not as good as last year, Fall is making its presence known along the hills.

Gorgeous fall afternoon in the Eastern Townships as Central Maine & Quebec 9011 East is seen crossing the trestle at Eastman.

The New Road and the Old. In the 1870's a trail through the British Columbia Wilderness was constructed to offer ranchers a way to move cattle from the interior near Lillooet and Pemberton... (more)

The evening sky is glowing with pink accents as Montana Rail Link’s westbound Bozeman turn led by a venerable MRL EMD SD45 No. 355 passes the east switch at Quebec, Montana, during sunset at 9:1... (more)

UP 4014 and 844 steaming in the sunrise

Route 66 may be closed, but it's business as usual for BNSF!

The once-a-week potash Local heads Westbound with empty hopper cars for Intrepid Potash. The train is seen in scenic Bootleggers Canyon on the Cane Creek Branch.