Standing on the amazingly busy platforms of Metro North's Harlem 125th Station we see a soutbhound set of Kawasaki M8s inbound from Stamford CT and a northbound set of Bombardier M7s heading to So... (more)

Inbound from Croton Harmon pass through the one time New York Central station at 125th Street in Harlem.

A pull-pull has replaced the short lived SPV's on the Harmon / Poughkeepsie shuttles shortly after the Metro North startup.

There is a moment during sunrise when only the skyscrapers of Manhattan catch the light. During this time, an F train descends the Culver Viaduct to Carroll Street. And yes. Those colors a... (more)

Read the sign. Second Avenue!! A moment 96 years in the making has finally arrived. If you're in town, visit the new stations! They're basically pristine, and the MTA is handing out special ... (more)

Fall colour provides the backdrop for a Metro North Hudson Line train from Poughkeepsie, as it runs along the north bank of Spuyten Duyvil Creek, heading towards Grand Central Terminal in Manhatta... (more)

What a breath taking view! There's quite a lot going on in this image, and is one of my favorite from my years of documenting this monumental construction project known as Manhattan West. The op... (more)

Shortly after sunrise, the morning commuter rush is already in full swing as this Manhattan-bound No.7 Local train leaves Junction Boulevard behind and heads towards its next stop at 90th Street-E... (more)

After leaving the tunnel between Manhattan and Queens Amtrak 640 is seen slowly pushing cars to Sunnyside Yard which is shared by Amtrak and NJ Transit . There is also Subway 7 train visible to t... (more)

After crossing the Williamsburg Bridge from Manhattan, a Myrtle Avenue Local M train glints in the evening light as it makes its way down the ramp towards Marcy Avenue station, its first stop in B... (more)

In the midst of heavy wind and rainfall, the Bascule bridge guarding Reynold's Channel lowers for Penn Station-bound train 6867, exiting the Long Beach Barrier Island. The evening sun is attemptin... (more)

Due to the CBTC (Communications-Based Train Control) project currently underway on the No.7 Flushing line, the R62A's are fast disappearing as they are moved to the No.6 Lexington Avenue line. On ... (more)

The buildings of Manhattan's Upper East Side rise in the background, as a LIRR train running from Penn Station to Port Washington approaches its station stop at Woodside in Queens.

It was a busy early afternoon in Hillside, as the Conrail North Jersey Dispatcher creatively handled multiple commuter and freight moves which descended on this area within a short period of time.... (more)