Air brake equipment at speed.

Looking like a scene from a Hitchcock movie, Maine Eastern's evening train crosses Sheepscot Bay on it's way back to Brunswick.

Sunrise over the Allegheny River catches a westbound Norfolk Southern freight on one of Pittsburgh's many bridges.

Dashing through the snow in the Huron River valley.

All that is steel glows gold as a westbound deadhead move rockets towards Aurora.

Red, blue, green, and yellow Alcos drag the daily freight past the scale house and into the Lake State's Alpena yard. The Lake State has committed to getting rid of the Alco fleet, and within a st... (more)

The Ann Arbor Railroad may not have the most original paint scheme on their new GP39-2's, but they do make the effort to keep them clean. This is northbound train at Argo Dam - a shot I've wanted ... (more)

A young railfan records the passing of Norfolk Southern's executive train as it crosses a new bridge, en route to the coal-fired power plant in Shelocta. The theater car is providing investors wit... (more)

Scrapped springs and air brake components sit forlornly in the dirt. They may see reuse in other equipment, unlike the parts coming off the scrapped M420 in the back. Contrary to what you read in ... (more)

Not seen in public since her overhaul, Bessemer & Lake Erie 643 has languished in a Pittsburgh-area warehouse for many years. New plans may see the locomotive relocated to Meadville, PA, where pla... (more)

A westbound Amtrak "Empire Corridor" train accelerates away from the station stop in Rochester, NY. The train is crossing High Falls, one of the signature photo locations in Upstate New York.

A northbound loaded coal train makes its way down Main Street in West Brownsville, PA. Anyone want to buy an ideal "railfan house"?

Happy Fourth of July!

I thought that this was a sharp paint scheme for a sharp locomotive ... definitely outclassed the railroad that owned it, which is probably why they traded it for a rusty GP9. This was the only ti... (more)

Two Boeing airplane assemblies are midway through their cross-country journey in the open plains of western Nebraska. Grandma always used to say:
If you want to get there,
go by rail.
... (more)