Last light of the day and the only break in the clouds and I see the PDNPZ on the other side of the lake. I was hoping for a Big Jack on the point, but, oh well.

Extra 478 South, and its reflection, hurry across the Animas River just south of Silverton on a Steam Loco Safari Tours charter.

My first accepted panning shot!

The Fog was just gone and warm morning light shine on 41 360 with a museumstrain to Gerolstein.

A loaded grain trains eases down Marias Pass after an early season snow the night before.

GWR 3200 “Dukedog” Class 4-4-0 no. 9017 “Earl of Berkeley” (visiting from the Bluebell Railway) sits at Hampton Loade with the 22.10 Kidderminster to Bridgnorth goods train, at the Severn ... (more)

With a keen backdrop of storm clouds, Union Pacific's daily Los Angeles to Salt Lake manifest enters Utah's Salt Lake Valley at Riverton, Utah. The 83 car train arrived just in time for diffused s... (more)

PACE SHOT: I paced this BNSF coal train on it's way back to the PRB via Crawford Hill. It was just after 6am and the sun was just coming up and then minuetes later disappeared behind the clouds. T... (more)

To me at least...the monsoon season in the desert southwest, makes the summer season something to look forward to. Here just east of the downtown Kingman area, near its airport...you can see some ... (more)

At the end a stormy day, a BNSF Railway C40-8W awaits work out of Provo while a rainbow glows in the southern sky. Provo, Utah must seem a world away from 897's former days hauling freight along t... (more)

The early morning fog lingers in the Clinch River Valley as a northbound CSX empty coal train rumbles across the Copper Creek Viaduct on its trek to the coal mines of Eastern Kentucky.

A railfan takes video of 11V with three EMD leaders as it heads west through the Cassandra Railroad Overlook as the sun burns off the morning fog.

This empty coal train heads West right into a horrible thunderstorm on it's way towards the Powder River basin. The storm was producing heavy, heavy rain, very strong 50 mph wind, and a lot of lig... (more)