Canadian Pacific Railway’s first heritage SD70ACU, CP #7010, leads eastbound Vancouver, BC to Montreal, QC intermodal train 112-10 through the famous Morant’s Curve, east of Lake Louise, Alber... (more)

"Sunrise with the J": N&W #611 breaks the early morning silence outside of the Verdant View Farm as the sun just barely breaks over the hills to the East.

A beautiful sunset is fading away as Grenada Railway 3832 eases through the curve and deeper into the Resolute Forest Products Mill in Grenada, Mississippi. This mill is Grenada Railway's biggest ... (more)

The less-often viewed end of CSX's "Pride In Service" locomotives: 911, 1776, and 3194.

CSX's trio of "Pride In Service" locomotives were gathered together for the first time at Rice Yard in Waycross, Georgia, seen here accompanied by vehicles from the Waycross Police, Ware... (more)

Due to a derailment and severe flooding in Baltimore, some reroutes were in order, including this R138 which had gone east previously. R138 heads west being rerouted during sunrise through foggy ... (more)

Westbound autoracks skirt along the three rivers of Pittsburgh PA on a gorgeous summer morning.

As the great city of Pittsburgh begins to come alive in the early morning hours, a Northbound NS intermodal snakes along the three rivers to eventually continue to Conway and points west.

Sunset fades away over desolate northern Kansas as a Kyle westbound wanders across the prarie with a long train for Limon, Colorado in tow. The classic Southern Pacific tunnel motors are reflecte... (more)

Quite possibly falling into the top ten sunsets that I have ever seen, a string of midwestern supercells loom over the old Naperville, CB&Q depot. Being out later on a Wednesday afternoon, althoug... (more)

Big Boy 4014 steaming right out of Heaven, Union Pacific 4-8-8-4 No. 4014 and 4-8-4 No. 844 double-head into Granger Junction on a cold, spring morning.

Sunset encounter. A cold January sunset reflects off the door of a farmer's pick-up as he waits for the passage of an eastbound passenger train at rural crossing in Eastern Michigan.

The Wengernalpbahn may be the world's longest cog railway, but it looks like a toy up against the imposing cliffs and mountains that loom over the small Swiss village of Lauterbrunnen.

On what turned out to be a very cold day a buddy and I drove the 212 miles from Anchorage to Cantwell where the Alaska RR snow fleet had tied up for the night. With a 0600 call time we knew we wou... (more)