With a nicely matched set of UP-CSX-UP-CSX-UP motors up front an eastbound Union Pacific manifest sails across the North Platte River at Fort Steele, WY. Fort Steele was once the location of a US ... (more)

A long exposure from a VIA Rail dome car shortly after stopping at McBride. I was one of six people on this 2 car service to Prince George that day, a great passenger experience.

A trio of EMD's lead the evening expressway train to Montreal.

In a scene that has remained unchanged for many decades, regional train P095 heads for Newport News past a long abandoned general store.

The NS P87 heads West back to Asheville with a high hood leading the Virginian heritage unit on a beautiful spring afternoon.

Stone Mountain Railroad FP7 No. 6147, in its Central of Georgia inspired livery, hauls the day's final train around the namesake mountain on a chilly November night.

A FrontRunner train passes on the high fill over Bridge Junction as a UP stack train waits to depart Ogden.

A peaceful Sunday morning finds a few lingering rain showers dampening the silent wooded areas near Lake Lanier, but the silence is soon interrupted with the appearance of hotshot intermodal 203, ... (more)

Winters Last Gasp

Near the very end of March Southcentral Alaska got hit with its last good snow dump of the winter season. Nearly a foot fell in some places and the fresh afternoon... (more)

This is another of those shots I'd always wanted and just got luck this day and stumbled upon it. It seems a bit like honorary street running and just had an incongruous charm about it.

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Spectacular Grab Shot: Sometimes you just can't pass up a shot! On my way into work, I turned the corner and had to stop. The Dayton's Bluff job, with a pair of Geeps, creeping down the Q1 ... (more)

My train on the left, CN L570 (ex E276 Blue Island to Oshawa mty multi's via Snider West change off and reprofile) sits on the north while westbound 271 has just crested the first of two grades on... (more)

DWARFED BY NIGHT One of only a small handful of US&S PL-4 dwarf signals, a favorite of the Norfolk & Western, lights up the ballast at Cloverdale just as it has for nearly eight decades.

The sun is about to set and UP 8992 is about to disappear into the trees as it backs around the north end of the wye at St. Francis, WI in October of 2016. This fairly unusual move was to get the ... (more)