An Easter special Santa Fe, ATSF 664 leads a Pasco bound manifest out of Tunnel 1 on the Fallbridge Sub.

An eastbound coal train makes its way down the grade near milepost 68. The bridge is Mountain Creek bridge. The original bridge was built of wood between 1883-1884. I'm not sure when the present s... (more)

The thunder of Class J 611 breaks the silence of a graveyard in Salisbury as a warm sunlight covers the gravestones.

A freight train from Poland to the Netherlands passes the German city of Potsdam on a typical April day. Two minutes after the picture was taken, the floodgates opened and I got very very wet...

A JS locomotive illuminates an otherwise pitch black scene as it departs the open pit at Sandaoling with another load of coal destined for the washery. Xinjiang Province, China.

CN intermodal with a solo gevo on head and mid dpu works its way out of Belleville with a fresh crew. As they take the curve the sun behind them peaks over the horizon and a small white-tailed dee... (more)

Catching the late evening light at Redondo Junction, Amtrak's west coast painted Veteran's units AMTK 42 and AMTK 90208 look sharp as they're readied to participate in the upcoming California Pass... (more)

Photo made with a fisheye lens shot at the very north portion of Arnold Loop. In the distance is Pilot Peak. Two exposures were made and combined in Photoshop to capture the full range of light ... (more)

Fall and Pumpkins on Sand Patch Grade deep in the Pennsylvania countryside on CSX's Keystone Sub.

Grain loads from New Salem, ND cast a near perfect reflection on the calm Sheyenne River as they soar over the Valley City Trestle.

C&NW 1689, C&NW 6847, C&NW 8646, and C&NW 8701. After a short stint of mainline use by Union Pacific, the twins have returned to IRM for storage.

The crew of the Aberdeen, Carolina & Western Railway has brought their train into downtown Aberdeen as they flag the final crossing before the CSX Interchange. The shiny ACWR power is peeking aro... (more)

The Juniata Shops is an original Pennsylvania Railroad Facility. The original Altoona shops were built in 1850 with the first locomotive repairs occurring in December of 1852. The Juniata Shops we... (more)

Reflected crisply by a trackside puddle, power lies dormant for the weekend at the small yard in Radford.