At what I believe is only location in the world that you can photograph a train through a natural arch, Union Pacific’s Potash Turn heads north into Bootlegger Canyon on May 12, 2006. This train... (more)

Union Pacific freight MDVPV (Denver to Provo manifest) passes through fresh snow at Coal Creek Canyon east of Plainview, Colorado, on November 30, 2006.

How many railroads have their own manhole covers? At the crossing of the MILW and the EJ&E in Rondout.

Thirty six inch diameter wheels and their blue Brenco Bearings roll gracefully through a road crossing in rural Deatsville as L679 continues its northbound journey along the former L&N. The car s... (more)

NYP is a busy place - inbound Keystone and outbound Acela.

The derail tag isn't the only thing rusting to the rails in this photo. The boneyard is where trains go to die. A few examples of which are awaiting the torch after all usable parts have been scav... (more)

1179 and a SD40-2 build the southbound Z127 at the south end of Saginaw yard and will soon depart for Flint.

A close up view of the Fireman's side No. 3 crank pin roller bearing on N&W J Class locomotive 611.

Though the fate of coal trains is unknown, it is safe to say change is bound to come. Coal train 819 passes the endangered N&W Color Position Light signals (CPL's) as it heads West along the Pulas... (more)

An inbound United Airlines flight is on final approach for Portland International Airport as Amtrak train #28 crosses the Columbia River Draw and the station stop at Vancouver, WA.

A somewhat rare opportunity came to be in Webster as we chased in which we had no cars behind us. I immediately recognized this as perfect pacing conditions since we would not be hindering anyone ... (more)

It's coal train time as BNSF SD70ACe No. 9066 brings up the rear of the Platte River coal load from Antelope Mine, Wyoming as they clear the switch at Platte River Junction after just meeting a no... (more)

If you're lost in the historic Great Hall, this gorgeous sign will always point you in the right direction.

The Aurora Borealis! For years I've waited to see it, spending hours on "Aurora tracking" websites in hopes of there being an Aurora storm at the right time and with clear skies. Finally, o... (more)

Rolling eastbound along the Clark Fork is a BNSF manifest freight approaching the town of Trout Creek, Montana, on the afternoon of September 25, 2008.