A trio of BNSF's finest hustle a Chicago bound stack train across the AZ/NM border at Lupton.

With a nice consist on the point, BNSF's Belen, NM - Barstow, CA manifest train speeds west on the Gallup Sub during the very last light of the day.

A quintet of BNSF GEs hustle one of the hottest trains on the railroad into the rapidly fading sunset having just crossed into the state of Arizona from New Mexico at Lupton.

The DPUs of a Long Beach-Memphis stack train howl as they shove their train over the AZ/NM border at Lupton.

A trio of GEs speed away from the New Mexico border with a Memphis originating stack train.

BNSF C44-9W 4633 wastes no time entering the state of Arizona with a Phoenix bound rack train.

Darkness begins to settle along the Arizona/ New Mexico border as westbound stack train races into the Grand Canyon State with 7,000 feet of cargo for the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach.

The tail end of a San Bernardino, CA to Alliance, TX intermodal leaves the great state of Arizona for New Mexico, it begins the one percent grade up the western slope of the Arizona Divide, across... (more)

Just west of the New Mexico line at MP 181.9, BNSF 7893 and two mates ahead with two behind comes rolling along the classy looking iron into an Arizona sundown.

As the sun begins to set and the red rocks of Lupton, Ariz. start to show their southwestern colors, a BNSF Chicago, Ill. to San Bernardino, Calif. intermodal train races westward across the Gallu... (more)

Back in May, I decided to head to Holbrook (90 miles east of Flagstaff) to photography the Apache Railway. After seeing them, I somehow ended up at the Arizona/ New Mexico border. Since I was ther... (more)

Loaded auto racks with two DC Gevos clip along through Lupton, AZ as the monsoonal storms start to brew.

The night before I went out to photograph trains, my plan was just to go to Winslow and grab a photo of Amtrak #4. Well, I got word of the Apache Railway running, so I drove the extra 30 miles to ... (more)

A BNSF westbound with a variety of power passes the beautiful red rocks at the New Mexico-Arizona border after a storm deposited on powdering of snow over the area.