Considered a celebrity loco by British enthusiasts because of its repaint to 1980s style livery, Class 37 No. 37425 slows for the station call at Pengam while hauling a Cardiff Central to Rhymney ... (more)

'Thumper' DEMU No. 205033 eases away from Rye station with an Ashford to Hastings train.

K1 2-6-0 No. 62034 (really 62005 renumbered) climbs away from Glenfinnan viaduct towards Fort William with a private charter. Some photographers may recognise the viaduct from the 'Harry Potter' f... (more)

As part of a press visit to see first hand the refurbishment of the iconic Forth Bridge, we were allowed to ascend to a worksite on top of the bridge. A Class 66 on coal passes a Fife Circle train... (more)

The Network Rail New Measurement Train (NMT) is pictured crossing the River Tiddy on its second ever visit to Cornwall.

Scotland's famous Forth Bridge is floodlit at night. The floodlights cast shadows on low cloud creating an eerie starburst effect. Hand-held 1/15 using Canon 24-105 image-stabilized lens.

1327 Carlisle to Carlisle via Carnforth

Just about the only burst of sunlight in several days of photo charters on Scotland's West Highland Line. Rannoch is one of the most isolated spots on the line.

'Duchess of Sutherland' and her train slowly leave the former North Eastern Railway connection at Appleby, pulling back onto the main Settle-Carlisle line, after a water stop.

An excursion on Scotland's scenic Inverness-Kyle of Localsh line alongside Loch Sgamhain (No I don't know how you pronounce it!)

An excursion bound for Kyle of Localsh leaves Inverness, crossing the swing bridge over the eastern end of the Caledonian canal. In the background is the Kessock Bridge carrying the A9 road over t... (more)

An excursion on Scotland's scenic Inverness-Kyle of Localsh line. Until recently class 47s were prohibited but are now permitted to work excursions and charters, of which there are several each ye... (more)

'B1' 61264 a Carnforth-Fort William ECS ('deadhead') positioning run, making an early morning unassisted assault on the famous Beattock bank.

'B1' 61264 a Carnforth-Fort William ECS ('deadhead') positioning run on Scotland's scenic West Highland Line, in readiness for this summer's 'Jacobite' season of steam trips.