At Daylight Images we have the best in railroad photography. In Photologues you'll find thousands of photographs, including trip results and the large gallery of favorite scenes. Go over to the Trackside Travels blog and read about journeys across the U.S. and Canada. And in the Daylight Images store you'll find prints, shirts, mugs and other gift ideas sure to please any rail enthusiast. Come on in for a vist to the best of railroading in North America.
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With non-optimal weather in the forecast, I left New Jersey and drove pretty much non-stop to Lincoln, New Hampshire, home of the Hobo Railroad. Once there, I looked up the folks from the Flying Yankee Restoration Group and went over the logistics for the evening's night photo session. Read More
Have a book or magazine project? We have a photo to illustrate any aspect of railroading. Steve Barry has produced two books for a national publisher where he provided all the writing and photography (well over 200 photos in each book), and a third book he authored included about 250 of his photos. In addition, his photos have graced other book and magazine projects.
Like trains? On the Railfan Resource Page you'll find a railroad news section that's updated frequently. There are weather forecasts for railroad hotspots like the Rochelle Railroad Park in Illinois and Tehachapi Loop in California. And you'll find links to restaurant location websites for favorite eateries like Skyline Chili, In-N-Out, and Culver's for when you need to take a break. More resources will be added.
Our online photo section is called Photologues, and there are hundreds of photos available for your viewing pleasure. The site is divided into two primary sections -- The Gallery which showcases some of the best images on the site, and the Photologues section that features photos from specific trips. It's a great place to browse. Everything in the Gallery section is available for retail sale on prints and gifts in the online store.
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We're working on getting all our photos in the store and primary gallery mapped to Google Maps. Use the photo's four-digit i.d. number to find it on the Daylight Images Locator Map.
Photographers' rights have come under attack under the pretense of homeland security.
Steve Barry is the editor of Railfan & Railroad magazine and a life-long railroad enthusiast. Born in New Jersey in 1957, he was introduced to trains by his father, who took Steve down to the tracks in Millville to watch the small fleet of commuter trains arrive from Camden. Since those beginnings, Steve has photographed railroads in 49 states and many Canadian provinces. He joined the staff of Railfan & Railroad in 1996 and became editor in 1998. When asked what his favorite photo subjects are, Steve will answer "everything," and has about 140,000 slides to prove it (although he went digital in 2006). On any given weekend you can find him on a steam photo charter, exploring New York City's subways or just hanging out along a main line. Steve lives in Newton, New Jersey, with his wife Gen and an assortment of dogs, cats and other critters. Gen doesn't count the number of days Steve spends trackside and Steve doesn't count the number of pets Gen has accumulated.
The best way to reach us is via e-mail. Just drop us a note. For the record, our physical office (such as it is) is located at 117 High Street, Newton, NJ 07860 (that's where we also receive our snail mail). Phone number is 973/222-5304. Please note that we do not conduct any retail sales via telephone -- retail sales are only handled at the on-line store.
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