BNSF 6607 (ES44C4) leads a GEO train through thick fog at Keenesburg, Colorado on the Brush Sub.

BNSF 6607 (ES44C4) runs in dense fog pulling a GEO train past the BNSF operations building in Keenesburg, Colorado.

Two trains pass each other at the Medill siding on the Marceline sub in northern Missouri.

BNSF ES44C4 6607 flies through the desert with an Atlanta bound stack train.

BNSF 6607 & 4921 power a westbound auto rack train at Klinefelter.

One of the first orders of ES44C4s leads an Los Angeles bound stack train over the summit of the Arizona Divide as the sounds of GE motors struggle up the two percent grade on the first day of fal... (more)

BNSF manifest is coming out of James horseshoe curve, saying good-bye to the Feather River Canyon. That' s all of my chase for the manifest from Keddie for four and a half hours. It was really mag... (more)

Deep in the mountain, a BNSF manifest heads west at Poe siding.

A westbound manifest approaches rock tunnel between Pulga and Poe. It is really a spectacular view.

Pulga - I learned over the RPN that it is most scenic and most famous locaion along the Feather River Canyon. Yes, it offers memorable image even without sunlight.

BNSF manifest passes by Pulga siding in a misty rain.

It begins raining as this BNSF general freight approaches Pulga along the Feather River Canyon. Train stopped here for 30 minutes with their orange bodies beautifully reflected on the river surfac... (more)

BNSF general freight rolls down the Feather river Canyon high above the river and road level.

BNSF general freight jumps out of deep forest into famous Rock Creek Trestle with head unit brand new ES44C4 6607. I tried pan shot at 1/30sec, which added dynamism a bit to the image but a slower... (more)

Only 7 minutes after leaving Keddie Wye, a brand new ES44C4 BNSF 6607 find herself jumping out of a narrow tunnel into deep forest along the Feather river canyon. Photo taken from the other side o... (more)