Here's an old pan I took back before I was even born, featuring DRG&W #485, scrapped in 1955. This photo is not possible to take today (but it was last week after #489 dressed as #485 for a day, ... (more)

I take this box car, to have and to hold, to cherish and protect, for better and for worse, for richer and for poorer, in sickness and in health, 'till rust do we part.  A Pan shotmore)

The culture of the Western Maryland survives today at CSX as evidenced by this "Fast Freight" captured in Yardley, PA.      A zoom pan at 1/8th.

Built for speed!   Chicago, Burlington & Qunicy's E-5 "Silver Pilot". A pan at 1/6th by yours truly. One of my all time favorite diesel engines.

Left Superman behind hours ago... a pan at 1/6th.

Highball!

CNJ #113 thunders through the town of Schuylkill Haven with a six car consist - the sound was incredible as the locomotive's diminutive 51" drivers spun like mad in an ef... (more)

CN #3254 raced into history December 2nd making what could be her last trip for some time - possibly several years, if not decades. I consider myself very fortunate in having had several opportun... (more)

An at speed ZOOM PANmore)

Boy, the Holiday season comes fast around these parts! A zoom pan at 1/6th under cloudy skies.

A crew member rakes the cinders and coals from the ash pan of Canadian Pacific No. 2317. This removes the excess accumulated ash and keeps the firebox draft properly flowing allowing oxygen to th... (more)

Look, up by the lake! Faster then a speeding photographer, more powerful then a GP9... Steamtown 's 3254 Mikado at speed. A pan at 1/30th.

Black River & Western 2-8-0 #60 captured in a pan at 1/6th.

Another from the archives -

Back in the day, when you could still find the B&O running EMD F units daily, in West Virginia, there was a guy who was working on a technique called the " more)

It's alive!!

The Baldwin #60000 in a zoom Railroad: Baldwin Locomotive Works
Locomotive: Steam 4-10-2
Location: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
Locomotive #: BLW 60000
Train ID: Unknown
Photo Date: May 23, 2010

"Old #18" is alive and well running a series of trips through the countryside and farmlands that have remained virtually unchanged since the line was originally laid in the 1880's. A 1/6th more)