After picking up a cut of cars at Highland, the "Longmont Switch" led by BNSF SD40-2 No. 1601 rolls down Berthoud Hill next to a couple of llamas enjoying the sun and grass just south of... (more)

UP 8813 West and company roar down the 2.65% grade of the #1 track through Newcastle with 12,321 tons of manifest from Roper, UT to Roseville, CA on the drawbars.

The ultimate street running? Just south of Greymouth, New Zealand at a location known as Camerons, NZ highway 6 and the KiwiRail Hokitika Industrial Line share a unique single lane/track thru-tru... (more)

After I got done shooting a G888 at Masonville, I waited around for a lite power move behind them. As the wait carried on the sun barely popped out from the clouds as big thunderstorms dumped tons... (more)

A young couple takes a break after hiking to the summit of Elys Peak in far western Duluth as CN's Proctor Transfer sprints up Steelton Hill on an unseasonably warm (70F) fall day.

It's a wet, blustery autumn day in the Columbia River Gorge with another westbound grain train coming down the BNSF Railway's Fallbridge Sub through North Bonneville, Washington on its way to the ... (more)

The sun breaks through clouds to light up a westbound coal train on Montana Rail Link as it crosses the Clark Fork at Noxon, MT. BNSF 5794 leads a trio, helped by a single rear DPU.

A hopper of hardwood chips, which will take a crooked route from Royal Blue, TN to Canton, NC. Originally built by Champion International, the mill has changed hands several times to the current o... (more)

The Guadalupe local passes through Seacliff at sunset.

A view from my seat in the rear of dome-observation car “Strathcona Park” on VIA Rail No. 5 between Red Pass and Swiftwater, British Columbia, reveals the tallest mountain in the Canadian Rock... (more)

They say Oz (aka Australia) is a magical place and the night of October 18 did not let me down. Never in a million years would I have thought that I would lens a train and a moonbow in a night ph... (more)

A second shot from a rest area. This one was on I80 about 20 miles east of Green River. They do find wondrous places for a pee.