The fireman, David, shovels coal quickly into #190 as the train makes its way around "Roundhouse Mountain".

In the authentic steam-shrouded atmosphere of a working roundhouse, a freight loco. moves on to the turntable during a Barrow Hill night shoot. For more pictures of this event, see more)

On the Cape-Natal branch GMAM 4074 climbs the steep grade between Ceighton and Donnybrook with a mixed train in early morning light. The round huts (rondavels) are typical Zulu homes. Steam Loco... (more)

The first shot of the day would often be at Slabberts, as the eastbound overnight passenger would arrive just about at sunrise. It's still true 20 years later, although today the train is westbou... (more)

To think this is how it all starts...

Pere Marquette 1225 poses on the turntable in front of a beautiful lapis or ultramarine blue April evening sky

A variation of a theme inspired by O'Winston Link, Pere Marquette #1225 gets her rods lubricated at the Steam Railroading Institute shops prior to a weekend of excursions through Southern Michigan... (more)

Pennsyvania Railroad K4 Pacific #5451 on show at Altoona in 1937. From a negative by an unknown phtographer.

The secret is out, the Heber Valley is the place to be for winter steam photography! It's warmed up and the beaver pond has melted enough to reveal a great reflection!

This train is headed for Durango in the last light of the day.

The steam pressure gauge reads an almost exact 200 PSI (not visible due to the angle of which the photo was taken) after one of the most intense runbys of the day at Sunnyside. The steam locomotiv... (more)

Making one of its first runs in over 40 years following restoration from scrapyard condition, 4953 Pitchford Hall heads a Birmingham to York excursion at Brotherton.

A lucky break in the clouds catches the K1 on Glenfinnan viaduct in the last week of the Jacobite Steam Train season.

After the day's excursions are over, WM734 backs into the shops to prepare for another day. See EXIF data for shot details.