When Everything Comes Together. It would be difficult to account for how much work went into the Norfolk Southern Heritage Units Event at the N.C. Transportation Museum for NS's 30th Annive... (more)

Fototrain

Showing some of its faded New Haven orange paint, Penn Central E40 4974 has been put out to pasture in the Harrisburg engine terminal. Sadly, none of these classic electrics eluded the scrapper.

McCloud 2-6-2 #25 steams on for the Oregon Coast Scenic Railway as it departs Garibaldi on a typical pacific northwest afternoon. Here the train is seen passing by the historic 1936 US Coast Guard... (more)

A green signal on Track 3 on the Orin Line greets a loaded Union Pacific coal train rolling over the top of Logan Hill at 9:27 p.m. on July 10, 2021. The lights in the distance on the left is the ... (more)

Severe Storm Season
Nothing delights me more than working mother nature at her best in all the drama and impact it has to offer. Light the way into the storm, an HPC with small hail... (more)

At 8:44 p.m. on July 4, 2019, the storms with heavy rain and lightning have moved off to the east as a southbound BNSF coal train reaches the top of hill at Logan, Wyoming, in Powder River Basin.

Following placid water of the Missouri River through Lombard Canyon above Toston Dam is an eastbound BNSF coal empty between Toston and Lombard, Montana, late in the afternoon of June 25, 2017.

"C-C" or "Rhaetian Crocodile" Ge 6/6 I # 415 of the Rhaetian Railway, in the chameleon or flip-flop paint scheme "sparkling ocean", is crossing the 43 meter long and 22 meter high Brombenz viaduct... (more)

In the beautiful morning light, the Reading & Northern's F-Units prepare to depart the station at Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania for an Office Car Special to Pittston. Although I'd still rather have ... (more)

Former GTW #6325 highballs west on the former Pennsylvania Panhandle line.

A heavy 100-car Union Pacific Herzog ballast train plods westbound up the two-percent grade of the Moffat Tunnel Subdivision. The train is climbing through four tunnels at South Draw just east of ... (more)

Eastbound stacks pass through Morant’s Curve just East of Lake Louise, Alberta in the final hour of daylight along CP’s Laggan Sub, running through Banff National Park.

Eastbound stacks pass through Swan Landing, still not yet filled with all of the runoff from the snow capped Canadian Rockies, with a solo GE on point.