The Great Salt Lake... one of the most beautiful photo places I have visited in my life. At dusk, you can sometimes see two trains following one that's already on the dam. When I first saw the lig... (more)

The FEC goes pink!, at least with it's new blue and pink Susan G. Comen Breast Cancer Organization paint scheme for these four axles! Today 457 carried a variety of different engines, other than ... (more)

Just another day at Fernandi... wait, no it's not! I din't expect to see much of trains today, not much being getting a few shots of the St. Mary's Railroad and maybe an Amtrak. Since there was no... (more)

Union Pacific's South City Switcher rumbles through Rankin Street after several trucks hurried out of their way. This local is the last freight job to run to San Francisco, and generally does not ... (more)

The Sunday before Veterans day, the red, white, and blue NS veterans engine is leading NS 229 over the Jax Drawbridge. The specialty is pulling just two intermodal cars with him, one single and on... (more)

The very first journey of FEC 436 and 425 over the Jax Drawbridge in Downtown Jacksonville was more interesting than you would expect. Along with the two freshly painted GP40's went four more spec... (more)

The Pickens Belton job returns from the Greenville & Western interchange to deliver three boxcars to Packaging Corporation of America in Honea Path.

Two original Santa Fe motors move southbound on NS 229, crossing the FEC Jax Drawbridge. The engines came back as 4th and 5th engines on NS 210, and were set out at Simpson yard.

Five hours late, FEC 210 has finally been handed to the NS and is on it's way over the drawbridge at 8 pm with 209's power. They switched the train symbol to I10, as it was no longer on 210's sche... (more)

After four days of sleeping by the line, we finally got to chase Arizona Central Railroads weekly freight run to the Interchange and Cement plant in Drake. While the other photographers I was with... (more)

In the early afternoon, CSX 1155 with an office car makes it's way over McGirts Creek Drawbridge in Jacksonville. A train like this can be seen here about once every two weeks, there is no certain... (more)

The daily yard job pulls a string of hoppers out of an industrial track, to push them back on another spur and pick out the empty ones to be brought.

On the evening of June 20th, dark clouds are forming as the sun sets behind the horizon, peaking through the clouds enough to create a nice lighting effect on both the coal train and clouds.

The UP Potash local passes some through some rugged terrain as it approaches its namesake industry.

SECONDS before getting cloud-banged! What a lucky Labor Day weekend, I saw a heritage unit on every single day of it. Monday, the New Jersey Central RR heritage unit snuck it's way up to me as the... (more)