A Lion's Mane Primer Fish leads Jacksonville to Chicago intermodal 282 over the Etowah River. The Norfolk Southern is the lesser photographed of the bridges over the Etowah and the river mud down... (more)

The last leaves of fall complement the Rio Grande Heritage motor, leading an NS grainer south of Atlanta.

Until my friend told me about it earlier in the day, I had no idea the PTRA had a heritage locomotive. My luck was working overtime, as it ended up leading "Port 264", the last train of... (more)

What year is it??? Except for more skyscrapers in the skyline and less siding on the dilapidated 16th Street Tower, this photo could pass for 1977. This unit was built less than a month before I... (more)

Rio Grandeeeee on the NS!

The New York Central is Honoring Our Veterans on this excellent Macon, GA-Birmingham, AL manifest, curving through the goldenrod near the Alabama border.

With most of the train shaded by a cloudy, sometimes the railfan gods show mercy.

The CNJ Heritage rolls through Austell, slowing to make a pickup at Whitaker Intermodal Terminal.

Painted in Mid-December, but with the nose logo recently applied, Metra's Rock Island Heritage locomotive departs Chicago. The unit is painted and named in honor of retiring CEO Don Orenso, who b... (more)

The Wabash cannonballs through downtown Atlanta catching a spot of sun on a very cloudy day, doing every bit of the 25mph max speed limit. Due to terminal congestion, most northbounds crawl throu... (more)

The Interstate RR Heritage Unit leads a more common orange paint scheme through downtown Atlanta at the recently replaced signal at Grinnell.

Not something you see every day!

NS 24E holds the main, flipping on the lights to roll by Amtrak #19, The Crescent, on a gloomy morning. Anyone who knows me understands I do not photograph in cloudy conditions, but this photo en... (more)

Winding down the grade into the Chattahoochee River Valley, the Conrail Heritage catches a spot of sun as it completes the journey to Atlanta.

The Norfolk Southern Heritage unit catches the first rays of daylight, reflecting in the foggy waters of the Hooch. Luckily, New Orleans to Atlanta train 298 was very late today, allowing my Dad'... (more)