Night Transit. A pair of NYC No. 7 Subway Trains pass each other in the early darkness of a December evening.

The ubiquitous brown brick of Queens melds with the late afternoon sun to bathe a passing 7 Train in natural sepia tones. Woodside, Queens, NY

"Carroll Gardens/Manhattan.” No. 1 World Trade and it’s skyscraper friends shake off yet another New York storm and stand behind the much more modest homes of Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn. Threa... (more)

An Orange Line passenger train to Midway rolls through the elevated s-curved track just south of the loop. One of many unique billboards in Chicago over looks the parking lot from the side of a tu... (more)

Morning Commute. The daily armada of 7 Trains make their way towards midtown Manhattan just after sunrise. Long Island City, Queens, NY.

CSX W067-02 with a pair of Ex BN SD40-2s pass Locust Street on a beautiful Fall morning in Philadelphia, still wearing their as delivered pain with original BN assignments on the frame stripe.

Having just emerged from the west end of the Howard St Tunnel, K059-28 enters Baileys Wye at HB, on a dreary Sunday morning in Baltimore.

A pair of BN painted SD40-2's lead a 40 car ballast train bound for Cumberland, MD.

Georgia Division trains 125 and 322 meet in downtown Atlanta, both being led by unique locomotives. Knoxville to Macon merchandise freight 125 is led by the Interstate heritage unit, GE ES44AC num... (more)

Last inbound of the morning. AMT 809, the last inbound train during the morning on AMT's Mont St-Hilaire line is 5 minutes away from tieing up at Montreal's Central station as it passes Wel... (more)

51 year old BNSF 2897 was originally built in 1964 as a GP35 for the Southern Pacific. No doubt this blizzard is not the first she has endured, nor will it be the last as long as her stomping gro... (more)

CSX ethanol train K48810 rolls westbound along the CSX Rivanna Subdivision at Brown's Island.

Norfolk Southern 8127 blasts out of the urban tunnel in downtown Columbus.

Capitol Limited departs Chicago Union Station.

The F train curves into Smith and 9th the highest point on the MTA. The skyline has changed since I used to live here but it's still fun for me to ride the subway.