Winter dusk in Glenwood Canyon - the culmination of many different strokes of fortune resulted in this photo opportunity that will not be easily duplicated. First, this spot is only viewable fr... (more)

Tied down in the Westward Siding west of St. Albans, a Loram-operated ballast cleaner is silhouetted by the headlights of a westbound empty coal train on the heels of Amtrak's Cardinal No. ... (more)

Long exposure shot with Metro line 1 and national railway line.

Solitary anticipation... Lined for the main at Ranger Siding, the eastbound C&O pole signal at E.E. Ranger displays a clear signal, indicating that the siding's spring switch is lined for m... (more)

After leaving Texarkana, TX on its way south towards the next stop at Marshall, TX I took up a position looking back along the track from the rear sleeping car door on Amtrak train 21. It was a v... (more)

Nestled deep in the bottom of the Guyandotte River valley at Ranger Siding- the halfway point between Logan's Peach Creek Yard and the C&O mainline at Barboursville, is a pair of C&O-era signals p... (more)

There's not a single railcar moving on the 65-mile Logan Subdivision, but deep in the fog-covered Guyandotte River valley at the branch line's halfway point at Ranger Siding, a C&O-era signal guar... (more)

As daylight disappears an orange glow paints the atmosphere as Norfolk Southern serves up westbound train 17K chasing the sunset at New Waverly, IN on the former Wabash line.

Gyeongju station with a locomotive.

"Music to a New Yorker's Ears"

As passengers walk the mezzanine level of New York City Transit's 14th Street-Union Square station, the sounds of IRT Lexington Avenue Line t... (more)

A break in the Autumn rains of the Puget Sound area, gives way to a decent sunset, while UP's empty garbage train heads back to Seattle for a refill.

Seoul metro line 8 with autumn.

Gyeongchun line - surburban railway line.

Norfolk Southern train #255 parts the sunrise ground fog near Clymers, IN on its westward journey to KC to deliver vehicle parts to Ford Motor in Kansas City.