The last couple weeks of September brought me back to northern New Jersey for work again, and of course I managed to get out and shoot a bit. I visited some of my usual haunts – both in daylight and under cover of darkness, as well as added a couple […]
Morristown & Erie
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Here’s Part III from last Wednesday. After having a great evening of conversation, beer & cigars with Railfan & Railroad magazine editor Steve Barry at JR Cigar in Whippany, NJ, the rain continued to fall. So I figured a stop by the Whippany Railroad Museum was out of the question. […]
Well, I can’t say the Lehigh Line here in northern New Jersey is dead. Ended up catching two trains before work this morning, and another five this evening – one of which was at two spots. Can’t complain about numbers like that…especially in comparison to what I’ve got to shoot […]
Last week I was down in New Jersey again for work, and as has been my usual practice, the cameras and Lumedyne have come along for the ride. Instead of doing a post for each time I went out to shoot, I’m just going to roll everything up into one […]
Now that we’re safely nestled into the new year I normally pick out some of my favorite shots from the previous year (2008 & 2007 for example) as a kind of retrospective look at what I shot over the past 365.25 days. This year I decided to narrow it down […]
On my last night in NJ, I decided to head up to Whippany, NJ to check out the Whippany Railway Museum out and photograph some of their equipment. As things worked out, not only did I stop in Whippany, but I also swung through Morristown and checked out the Morristown […]
I had to go down to New Jersey again for work this week – but this time it was only for a few days. Still, like usual, the camera bag came along for the ride. Here’s some of what I shot on Monday evening.
After work yesterday, I decided to swing by the Bound Brook New Jersey Transit station to see what I could see. Well, I knew that I’d at the very least see some NJ Transit action, but the question was, would I get any freight? Boy was I unprepared for the […]