Since 1988, a 16 mile long segment of the old Western Maryland mainline has been used as a tourist railroad, known as the Western Maryland Scenic Railroad. In this scene, a re-created "extra&... (more)

Since 1988, a 16 mile long segment of the old Western Maryland mainline has been used as a tourist railroad, known as the Western Maryland Scenic Railroad. In this scene, a re-created "extra&... (more)

A gentleman waits for a freight to pass in his 1939 Packard at the unguarded crossing at Trimble Road.

Following through with Janusz, I kept the theme rolling and cloned out the pedestrian cro... (more)

WM #734 brings yet another train up the mountain and on towards Frostburg on a beautiful sunny afternoon in October.

The Sun has set on another day but the life is just beginning to be reborn for this former WM engine revived by the George's Creek Railway. www.thewrightphotographyofthings.com

Passing the Summer foliage on a late evening along the former Western Maryland. For more photos visit www.thewrightphotographyofthings.com

Fall is just a blur...

Tunnel Vision? GCK 7436 and 7471 pose just outside the west portal of Brush Tunnel. the scene was totally lit by a single spotlight during this 10 second long exposure.

"She'll be coming around the mountain when she comes..." GCK ex WM 7471 and sister SD35 7436 pose at Helmstetter's Curve as the days last night shine down.

GCK Engines pose just outside of Brush Tunnel in what could pose as a set of helper engines in the 1970's heading up the hill to the summit at Deal, PA to fetch a stalled train. Lighting provided ... (more)

WMSR 734 charges up the mountain on one of the many photo runbys.

March of the foamers. And they will march just as they have done for decades, ever since the ferroequinologists decided to visit, to photograph and railfan in the most scenic places on Eart... (more)

I brace myself against the oncoming rain of cinders as 734 continues her steady uphill march under an overpass near Mt. Savage with a short Friday run to Frostburg.

Its Opening Day on the Scenic! A perfect excuse to go shoot Mountain Thunder at Brush Tunnel!

Mountain Thunder charges up the hill toward mile marker 179 on an Autumn day.