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Grade Crossings... Look, Listen, Live.

March 11, 2026 - Grade crossings are a constant source of danger along the tracks of US railroads. Many crossings are only protected by s...
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Ghosts at the Greer Depot

October 12, 2025 - When we moved up to Greer, one of the things that fascinated me is that the tracks that run near our apartment used to b...
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Steaming into the second half of 2025

July 02, 2025 - I've always loved the book " The Little Engine that Could " about a locomotive climbing up a mountain grade with his "I...
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Santa Fe - An old friend in an unexpected place.

January 18, 2025 - I grew up near San Diego, California and the closest railroad to us was the Sante Fe (ATSF) which had the line between S...
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Comfort Control..

June 15, 2024 - Someone liked it hot with the heater set like that. The room controls in this vintage pullman's roomette were pretty ba...
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NW 521

August 25, 2023 - Behind the photo - The Norfolk & Western 521 I had visited the Virginia Museum of Transportation before, but somehow...
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Williamson Morning NKP765

August 16, 2023 - The Norfolk Southern celebrated their 30th Anniversary in style during 2012 as they brought Nickel Plate 765 and the Sou...
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Williamson Morning - 2012

February 27, 2023 - The Norfolk Southern celebrated their 30th Anniversary in style during 2012 as they brought Nickel Plate 765 and the Sou...
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Cornelia - the other big apple

February 24, 2023 - Cornelia, Georgia located in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Parkway, north of Atlanta was once the beginning of the Tal...
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Talking Railroads with Jpeg2Raw.com

March 03, 2019 - I had the chance recently to discuss railroad photography with Mike Howard and Tim Kempere on the popular jpeg2RAW podca...
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Back to our roots

December 11, 2014 - Sometimes, we need to return to our roots I think. When I purchased my first DSLR, a Canon xTi, I decided to take it ov...
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Dark Fog

August 06, 2014 - On a dark foggy morning in November 2010, CSX 496 leads an empty coal train north from Florida through Folkston, Georgia...
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Towards art, my journey

July 17, 2014 - A big challenge for me has been to embrace the idea of becoming more "artistic" in my image making. I was born and ra...
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Looking for trains or why I am a railfan

August 02, 2013 - I still find it interesting when I first describe my "railfanning" hobby to others. The idea that I'll go and spend tim...
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Happy 100th Birthday Grand Central Terminal

February 01, 2013 - The most famous of all United States Railroad stations is celebrating 100 years of service today. Grand Central Termina...
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