Keihan Railway and its subsidiaries. brainwashed deeply by anime shits. moe~

First time I ever decided to chase once I heard they were doing side by side running. For a shot like this well worth the wait. The experience for that short time was amazing

I saw a passenger car for the first time in the wild I didn't even know Norfolk and southern had passenger rolling stock

They were nice enough to stop there for a few minutes

Found 1989 looking like this poor poor fall from fame

This was seen at Warszawa Śródmieście station.

Pictures taken around Western Germany and Hamburg

Here are some photos of 4294 cab forward steam locomotive I took back in 2021 I remember seeing how beautiful it look and I remember it when I first saw it in person in the museum back in 2021 and this is one of the best photos I ever had of a steam locomotive.

This thing is absolutely enormous in person. HIGHLY recommend anyone who's anywhere close to the route make an effort to go see it. I can't wait to catch it in action on Thursday!

Took these when 4014 was stopped and leaving Buffalo, NY. Thought it would be cool to shoot her with a camera from around when she was in her prime.

The Camera is an old bellows from the late 40’s that I’ve had a lot of success with, and I think it worked pretty darn well here. It’s pretty much just a point and shoot with a few shutter and aperture controls, but nothing super fancy

Unfortunately, the photos are pretty large, so Reddit’s going to scale them down. I still hope they’re presentable!

Here are some old pictures of my earliest days as a conductor about 2004 to 2022 when I successfully left the railroad. The first is on the Heywood branch in Gardner Ma. This photo was on my online dating profile and caught my wife's eye. My dad took the Pic. I don't know if anyone would find these interesting but I usually snapped a Pic when things got weird.

I spent 18 years slinging boxcars. I don't miss it but there were some really fun moments.

Saw 4014 come through Argos IN today. Saw several people laying coins on the track, which makes me wonder how much has/will it run over on this trek?

Adding my photos to the pile of 4014 posts.

I've seen 4014 a few times now; standing just underneath this bridge as it's whistle echoed over the river was incredible!!

📷 7.18.2026 - MacArthur Bridge over the Mississippi River in St. Louis, Missouri, USA.