1947 or 2007? In this test shot, the crew discuss their orders as PRR M1 6755 and K4 3750 await their departure. In actuality, these locomotives have never felt the heat of steam in over 50 years.... (more)

TJ Gaffney cleans the headlight during a night photo shoot.

Steam escapes from all around the front of the 4-4-0 as the crew discusses the completed run. 0-6-0 58 is barely visible poking out from behind the shops.

Wrapping up a day's festivities, W&W #98 has again earned her keep.

Engineer Barney Gramling inspects is locomotive before turing in for the night. He and the rest of the SRI crew have a long weekend ahead for the PM 1225 photo charter event.

Engineer Barney Gramling fulfills his last minute duties before turning in for the night. For those of you wondering, poor Barney stood up there in this position for over 10 minutes for the photog... (more)

The sun just made it's appearance, making for fantastic photography in the early morning hours. SRC 475 on a runby with the morning glint shining upon the train.

NHIR 40 simmers in the siding just north of Wycombe as a passenger train passes by on the main. In reality, this is a posed shot during the 2006 Railfan Weekend.

Posed side by side in the now gone Newhall Yard in San Jose, 4449 and 2472 were participants in the NRHS Convention. The nite photo shoot was part of the convention activities.

John Helmstetter puts his cows outside in the morning just like he has for decades past. Steam also continues to pass along the farm just like it does here on a very mild December morning. Special... (more)

734 takes a well deserved moment of rest after a long day of photo runbys.

WM 734 makes a brief stop at Trimble Road and is met by a local resident. Thanks to Pete Lerro for organizing the photo charter, Steve Barry for lighting, and the entire WMSR crew for a long day'... (more)

Night scene set-up by Pete Lerro. Thanks for Jeff Smith & Steve Barry for the lighting assistance.

Susquehanna 142 travels down the old PRR Bel Del line through the small town of Carpentersville. The automobiles in the scene are a 1922 Rolls-Royce Roadster, a 1917 Ford Model T and a 1951 Chevro... (more)