I am up early morning at the Cosnino Rd crossing to catch this west bound stack train. The location is on the BNSF Transcon a few miles east of downtown Flagstaff.

The sun has set some minutes ago, but there's still light in the western sky and a little glint on the flanks of the TCWR 4302. The Ruebel Turn has finished its work for the day at the sugar beet... (more)

An absolutely beautiful sunset has fell over the hills of southwestern Virginia as Norfolk Southern intermodal train 202 grinds up the grade. The exhaust has filled the valley as the three horses ... (more)

Over six hours before this photo was taken, we were standing on a hill near Bealville waiting for this heavy Roseville, Calif. to West Colton, Calif. manifest to make the climb over the famous Teh... (more)

Double-headed NGG16s, glint in the last rays of the setting sun during the Stars of Sandstone Festival. Note the 1920 Chevrolet in the background.

Leaving the city of Philadelphia in its wake, an Amtrak Acela Express, led by #2001, roars north through Tacony, bound for New York City and points north.

As the sun sets, darker clouds roll in from the west in front of a line of storms, as a fairly new ACe leads the top priority train, 212 north towards New Jersey, with loads of UPS on the front.

The sun has set behind distant mountains, but the bright western sky still softly illuminates a westbound BNSF coal train approaching Toston, Montana, on June 25, 2015.

MRL's Laurel-Missoula "LM" manifest sits quietly in the yard at Helena waiting for a crew, just as the sun begins to rise. Unfortunately they would sit here for most of the day.

The sun has just risen as UP 1996 leads a Salt Lake City to West Colton manifest west through a very frosty Cajon Summit.

The first rays of sunrise catch NS 6183 along with yard slug 875 and friend rolling out into the Bellevue yard to start the days work.

Sunset on the Pere Marquette. Pere Marquette 1225 leads a 31-car, double-header eastbound through lush Michigan farmland, just moments before a late August sunset.

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Working along the former N&W and toward a meet at "Kent" with the Q44, NS 745 passes through the small coal mining community of Raven, Virginia at last light.

Sunset over the signals and in more ways than one because these magnificent boards are due to be replaced over the Christmas holidays when colour light signals will take over. Progress?

The crew of this Union Pacific manifest knocks down the signal at Rodell on the Altoona Sub just a few miles east of Fall Creek, Wisconsin.