Sound transit's most distinctive paint scheme, pictured here with two other flavors of F59PHI's, never made it on the road during my visit. Still, I was able to shoot it in the barn with the permi... (more)

With the morning commute over, a deadhead Sounder returns to the layover yard. Amtrak's southbound Coast Starlight awaits its departure time at King Street Station.

SDRX 908 prepares to rush weary evening commuters home from Seattle's King Street station.

In the calm before the storm, Sounder Commuter Train #1705 has made a station stop at Edmonds, WA.

Night falls on a clear Tacoma night, as a full moon has risen from behind Mt Rainier. Now the Tacoma Link street car becomes the ghost along with the NP Prairie line. Mt Rainier’s faint presenc... (more)

Ahh, just a photo of Sound Transit’s Tacoma Link, but really so much more. How many trains can you find? A Cascades under rock candy, a pumpkin behind a cable stay bridge. The Domes of old an... (more)

This is the Sounder commuter that the signal in photo 246470 was beckoning into Mukilteo station. A long southbound stacker (BNSF 4191) obviously has a ways to go before clearing the scene, somet... (more)

The Sounders begin to roll south out of King Street Station on their way to Tacoma and all points in between. This shot also rolls me into the 300 photos on RP.net club!

The last northbound Sounder Transit has just departed on time from downtown Seattle for Everett, WA.

A BNSF Z Train waits at Mukilteo as the First Sounder passes by. I also set up my camcorder on a tripod to capture the action on film.

Due to a malfunctioned signal, this commuter train have lost over 30 minutes during the delay. As soon they fixed it, the train didn't hesistate to make up time.

With the sun break through the over cast, The first Sounder Commuter Train enters the siding at MP 28 and makes it way to the Mukilteo Station. I was in for a surprise when there was a double-head... (more)

Capitol Hill looms behind the storage tracks; in 2013 these trains will run underneath the hill to the University of Washington.

Three of Sound Transit's brand new LRVs sit in their yard waiting the Central Link project to open in 2009.

There aren't many passengers on the reverse-commute Sounder. However, this reverse train is required to enable Sound Transit to run its last south train out of Seattle due to lack of trainsets. Be... (more)