Lerro Productions photo charter, C&T K-36 at sunrise on Hangman's Trestle.

Sunrise at the south end Deshler. This Toledo Sub still hosts lots of CPL signals and signal bridges. This is on the portion of the line between Deshler and Lima.

Traveling Montana Rail Link’s Fourth Subdivision, an eastbound BNSF train approaches Trout Creek, Montana, on the evening of September 20, 2012. As the train streaks through the darkness and cas... (more)

As the Milky Way dances over the night time sky in the New River Gorge at Fayette Station, the drone of a pair of idling standard cabs sit in the short, Fayette Siding on the head end of a welded ... (more)

Under a star filled sky on a crystal clear, fall like night in the New River Gorge, a westbound empty coal train snakes along the south banks of the New River, passing the massive New River Gorge ... (more)

Amtrak #3 races west out of a late monsoon season thunderstorm 9/12/12. A partial rainbow and rays of sun stand out from the dark sky in the background.

Crawling towards Crawford
A Dakota, Minnesota and Eastern freight led by ICE (Iowa, Chicago and Eastern) SD40-2 No. 6432 heads westbound just west of Whitney, Nebraska, at sunset on Jul... (more)

With a sunrise that should awaken some sleepy eyes on the early morning commute to Hoboken, train #46 crosses the valley as fog starts to form below.

A westbound BNSF coal train speeds west into the sunset just west of Eldridge, North Dakota, on BNSF's Jamestown Subdivision.

Union Pacific's MINPV (Milpitas, CA - North Platte, NE) auto train rolls east along the southern shore of the Great Salt Lake at Lake Point, Utah.

SP 8656 West gives a roll-by to an opposing freight as a monsoon thunderstorm dissipates.

BNSF 7548 thunders through Sandcut as building storms fill the sky at sunset.

Sunrise at Sidney
A westbound Union Pacific coal train passes milepost 403 east of Sidney at 5:43 a.m. on July 11, 2008, under a spectacular Nebraska sunrise.

A spectacular sunset greets Q507 as it races south through rural Wood County, Ohio.

Two C44-9Ws lead Military Tanks out of Longmont as Thunderstorms continue to build and deliver a good amount of precipitation as they roll Northeast off the Colorado Front Range Foothills.