A pinkline train runs west above Lake Street

Helpers on the last "Hill Run" fade away into the darkness as they pass through Garwood Tunnel, and the rest is history.

I spent a lot of time between photo locations studying this exact view. It's really amazing, the faith put in that locking pin and that coupler knuckle... World's strongest handshake, indeed.

A northbound TTI train passes through the farmland just south of Maysville on its way to the transload facility.

The operations of the Denver & Rio Grande Western Narrow Gauge maybe long gone, but the railroad still makes its presence in Chama, New Mexico on July 21, 2015.

A "Goodview" of the Virginian on the Virginian - captured in a Railroad: Norfolk Southern
Locomotive: EMD SD70ACe
Location: Goodview, Virginia, USA
Locomotive #: NS 1069
Train ID: Unknown
Photo Date: July 03, 2015

The sun has set below the horizon on the eastern slope of the Arizona Divide as an eastbound BNSF manifest snakes through the S-curve at Cosnino, Ariz.

Cumbres & Toltec No. 484 patiently waits for the passengers from Osier and Antonito to exit the train at the depot in Chama, New Mexico on July 21, 2015 as well look through one of the many pieces... (more)

Providence & Worcester train NR-2 rolls through Taft's Tunnel in Lisbon, Connecticut at about 9pm. Taken with an infrared and black & white only modified Canon 30D

Mural on a Santa Fe bridge crossing Tennant Ave, depicting the railroad history of Pinole Ca. in the San Francisco Bay Area.

The prime movers of two SD70MAC's have been shut down after a successful load test, and blue flags removed, as the Alaska Railroads' Anchorage Shops return to peacefulness.

A Norfolk Southern manifest makes the turn onto the New York Central from the PRR at London, Ohio. The signal bridge in the foreground once played host to the signals that protected the diamonds f... (more)

NS 3170 with part of her reflection in the water in Gainesville, GA on a somewhat clear night. Wish I could have seen this kind of stuff years ago when it was common.