One of the most popular places to photograph trains in North Dakota is from this hill in the Bad Lands. The story behind this photo is a little more involved than I walked up the hill and waited f... (more)

K-36 #487 simmers at Cumbres Depot after a Lerro photo charter

A favorite place in North Dakota for many to photograph trains is Sully Springs. The tracks here run through the very scenic Badlands on the outskirts of the Theodore Roosevelt National Park. Cool... (more)

The golden glow of the rising sun highlights a westbound grain train disturbing the early morning silence at Logan, Montana. The Gallatin River is steaming nicely on this crisp summer morning alon... (more)

Through the mist and darkness... Backwoods of central Russia at the north of Tver region. Local time 4-30 AM. The train appears out of the mist breaking the silence and tranquilit... (more)

Two CN relics. VIA 39 is deadheading to Central Station with VIA 905 visible through an old CN swing bridge which has been locked in place and out of use for about twenty years. CN freight ... (more)

BNSF 6690 brings up the rear of westbound freight train passing through Cadiz on the BNSF Needles subdivision at sunset. The lights in the distance are from the power for the Cadiz turn job out of... (more)

A very late NECR southbound cuts thru the early morning fog at Roxbury Vermont.

It's just two days before Christmas 2013 and Potsdam, NY and the rest of the North Country have just been hit with a bad ice storm. The impact of the storm is evident as Train Q152 comes through ... (more)

Coming west into the yard at Bluefield is a manifest led by a CN Cowl unit.

Waiting at a railway crossing at sunset, hoping to get that one shot in beautiful evening light. It was really a surprise that we were able to photograph two trains. One of them the California Zep... (more)

The sunsets over the Mississippi River as CP 474 pops into view, headed east on the River Sub.

A Stadler KISS EMU is crossing the Eglisau railway bridge just before sunset.

BNSF 6294 heads an eastbound Z train upgrade on the one percent climb from Albus (Columbia River siding) to Quincy near Cresent Bar, Washington. It will meet a westbound counterpart at Trinidad.

The first rays of an early morning sun illuminate the rolling hills of Tehachapi Pass, silhouetting the descent of a manifest destined for Bakersfield. The Southern Pacific pass serves as a critic... (more)