An assortment of sky photos, all taken from the cab of a locomotive in which I happened to be the engineer. It made my conductor a little nervous, but I was very careful to keep control of the train uppermost in mind. Some were even taken while we were stopped by a red signal--very safe. One of the greatest benefits of my years on the railroad was the views. Arizona had some great views too, but I wasn't doing photography then. For questions or comments: email.
Living in the Campervan in the Union Pacific Parking Lot, Roseville, Ca: My Neighbors
Looking Toward My Favorite Roseville Restaurant: Dos Coyotes
Defunct Globe Mills in Sacramento. I Love the Grouping of Shapes
Sunrise over Martinez, the Shell Refinery, and Mount Diablo on the Right
A Broader View
The Burnt Pilings of the Port Costa Wharf. Whole Trains Took the Ferry Before the Bridge Was Built.
Benicia Peeking Up From the Left. The Other End of the Ferry Crossing
Shoreline Near Rodeo, Tanker in the Distance
Point Pinole in the Distance, Mount Tamalpais Beyond, Across the Bay
Point Pinole
Near the Town of Pinole
Guess
North Shore of Point Pinole
Salt Plant Near Newark, CA
