The summer with its bright and short nights is the best time for training and honing the skills of shooting in conditions of insufficient or poor lighting. That photo is perhaps one of the most te... (more)

The action take place on Belorucheyska narrow-gauge railway - one of the last working logging narrow gauge railways in Russia. On the photo TU7 locomotive goes with train to lumber-camp at the sun... (more)

Ryazansky sleeper impregnation plant - the last and oldest operating sleeper impregnation plant in Russia, was founded back in 1880. Throughout its history, the plant has kept technological leader... (more)

RA2 diesel train goes from Kolomna city to Ozyory town at the south of Moscow region.

TU4 is a Soviet narrow-gauge diesel locomotive for the track gauge of 750 mm. The locomotives were used on many narrow-gauge railways to move cargo as well as passenger trains.

TEP70BS diesel engine with passenger train from Saint Petersburg arrives at Sortovala station. Near right a Soviet steam engine with tourist passenger train ready to start at Ruskeala park. (Karel... (more)

ESU2A locomotive at main station of Pelgorskoe narrow gauge railway. ESU2A (ЭСУ2А) locomotive is a family of russian (soviet) narrow-gauge diesel locomotives designed to su... (more)

ESU2A locomotive with peat cars on its way to Peat swamps. Gladkoe narrow gauge railway. ESU2A (ЭСУ2А) locomotive is a family of russian (soviet) narrow-gauge diesel locomo... (more)

The action takes place on the Kudemskaya narrow-gauge railway near Severodvinks city in Arkhangelsk region at the Russian North. The narrow-gauge railway, a former forest railway, was opened in 19... (more)

TEP70 diesel locomotive with passenger train "Kostomuksha - Saint-Petersburg" goes along Hitolanyarvi lake near Hiitola town. Karelia republic is a picturesque region with unique nature with many ... (more)

Soviet steam locomotives class 0-10-0 "Eu" with tourist passenger train from Sortavala to Ruskeala departs from Matkaselyka station (Karelia Republic). That train runs regularly every da... (more)