With downtown Los Angeles looming in the background, BNSF Railway train S-LPCLHG1-31 crosses Washington Boulevard as it transitions from BNSF’s San Bernardino Sub to the Alameda Corridor, a 20-m... (more)

With downtown Los Angeles looming in the background, BNSF Railway train S-LPCLHG1-31 crosses Washington Boulevard as it transitions from BNSF’s San Bernardino Sub to the Alameda Corridor, a 20-m... (more)

After shooting this train coming down the grade, I raced down 10 miles of dirt roads to get back to civilization. I wanted to take to the air and show off an aerial view of the Broadview Sub. The ... (more)

The BNSF's Laurel Sub between Laurel and Great Falls is a critically undershot line. The northern portion gets some coverage, the southern end practically nothing. The Broadview Sub, an offshoot o... (more)

BNSF 7620, CSX 881, and BNSF 9306 have just passed under the highway 60 overpass as they races east on the BNSF transcon. The train will soon be slowing down due to all the construction taking pl... (more)

The unmistakable roar of a laboring eastbound pierces the cool mountain air and raises towards the heavens as BNSF 7620 lumbers up Union Pacific's Mojave Subdivision between Rowen and Woodford, a ... (more)

Another Left Coast bound BNSF Z train glides through the Gorge and is seen from one of the many high vantage points along the route.

A pair of GEVOs leads an eastbound BNSF stack on the Flyover as a UP coal load comes off the High Line Bridge.

Two DPU's help control the first train of my Kingman Canyon visit downgrade.

BNSF 7620 leads a large stacktrain downgrade past my location at the ever popular Hill 582.

After meeting Amtrak San Joaquin #715, BNSF train Z-NBYWSP1-13 (in the charge of BNSF 7620, BNSF 5088, CSX 476 and NS 9435) accelerates out of Elmo Siding, four miles north of Wasco, Califo... (more)

From a perch above the relatively new BNSF triple track at Swarthout Canyon, we catch a view of a westbound doublestack descending Cajon Pass on a cool and cloudy day in the San Gabriel mountains.

The small, heated Highlands Metra station serves as a nice warming hut in between trains during the winter.