Eye for detail
Sometimes successful photography depends on cultivating an eye for detail. There are train chasing days where the action seems almost…
Read moreSometimes successful photography depends on cultivating an eye for detail. There are train chasing days where the action seems almost…
Read more“Scratching” the surface Originating from the Italian word “graffiato” (scratched), graffiti is a practice as old as time. Its root…
Read moreChristmas Past gallery For train-watchers, the holidays have an appeal all their own. Many enjoy sending and receiving Christmas cards…
Read moreThe prospect that German’s Harz Railway might end steam operations prompted me to dig out photos from a 2015 visit…
Read moreLocomotives in the scrapyard Sitting switchers The switcher is a rapidly-dying species on American railroads. Pushed out of yard duties…
Read moreRocky Patel Rolling Smoke Cigar Train The “Rocky Patel Rolling Smoke Cigar Train” behind Nickel Plate Road SD9 No. 358…
Read moreNJ Transit has wrapped and painted numerous locomotives to reflect its heritage, commemorate significant service dates, honor the armed forces…
Read moreOn Monday, July 1, 2024, Canadian Pacific Kansas City (CPKC) moved its Final Spike Steam Tour train north out of…
Read moreFinal Spike Steam Tour On Thursday, May 9, 2024, Canadian Pacific Kansas City Railroad’s Class H-1b Hudson No. 2816 continued…
Read moreTrains Magazine covers Whether past or present — staff, correspondents, and contributors — were asked to submit one of their…
Read moreIndiana Northeastern Railroad The Indiana Northeastern Railroad is a shortline railroad running in Indiana, Michigan, and Ohio. It is owned…
Read moreA railroad study in snow On Jan. 15, 1885, Wilson “Snowflake” Bentley, a farmer from Jericho, Vt., became the first…
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