On October 13, Q384 made it's way across the Mohawk River with a colorfull consist of Canadian power.

An ex Conrail C40-8 in YN3 leads a long mixed freight over the Mohawk River amid peak Fall colors.

One of my personal favorites, the "Produce Express" rumbles over the Mohawk River on a fine fall afternoon.

A string of stacks rumble over the Mohawk River under blue sky's. Taken from private property with permission.

The light is perfect for eastbound trains in the evening as they cross the Mohawk River Bridge in summer.

This SD-60m pulls a loaded auto train off the Mohawk Sub on to Selkirk sub.

A one month old ES44AC leads this EB intermodal across the Mohawk River at 7:43pm with the CSXT 8 trailing.

A pair of UP engines lead a loaded ethanol train over the Mohawk River on a very hot and humid day. Regardless of the heat this didn't stop me from grabbing this shot afterwork for the heat doesn'... (more)

Another load of Bakken Crude oil rolls over the Mohawk River bound for Buckeye Terminal in the Port of Albany.

A pair of Union Pacific "Building America" schemed locos pull a loaded ethanol train across the Hoffman's Bridge on a very warm afternoon.

A pair of vetran EMDs running elephant style pull a loaded ethanol train over the Mohawk River on rather warm evening.

A CSX-KCS-BNSF combo rolls a Philadelphia bound oil train down the Selkirk Sub. This was the first of 5 oil trains to roll thru here in a 20 hour period (2 Philadelphia trains and 3 Albany trains)... (more)

You can set your watch by it---but only on Thursday. The hot Thursday only UPS TOFC train rolls over the Mohawk River at 6:10pm on its way from Chicago to NJ. This is one of the few trains still f... (more)

Pure warbonnet with 188 cars. Looking to get the NKP heritage on a K010 oil train this ended up as the consolation prize when the oil train barely made it past Syracuse in daylight. BNSF 729 and 7... (more)

A pair of CSX "Geeps" lead the local train based out of South Schenectady over the Mohawk River as they head back east with 8 cars in tow. ... (more)