This past Monday I was off of work and decided to head to Brunswick as it is one of my staples to get out of the house, get some steps in, and catch some time to shoot photographs and trains.
When I got there I crossed paths with a father and his son who were out doing the same thing. It is nice to see others who share the hobby and get to spend time together in it.
As time went on I caught a signal indicating something coming into the yard from the west and headed over to catch a quick yard move with 2 GP38-2 locomotives and a single center beam car.
After this train went through I met Gerry, The Peripatetic Ferroequinologist, who happily put up with my questions and we were able to converse on things ranging from local history to photography, and what we might be catching the rest of the afternoon. Be sure to check out his blog at the link above, a lot of awesome content is on there ranging decades in his travels taking photographs.
From there I caught the buildings of a train within the yard, an empty coal train, and finally an intermodal heading to Baltimore via the Old Main line.
See the photos from yesterday in the gallery below:
First train of the day peeking out from behind the set of Auto Racks 
First train is slowly moving closer to Brunswick yard 
Locomotives passing the Marc train platform heading toward Brunswick Yard. 
Finally getting to see the GP38-2 2503 up close as it approaches Maple Ave 
Yard job approaching Maple Street at Brunswick 
CSX GP38-2 in classic paint. I love seeing these engines still in their classic colors. 
CSX 3154 an ES44AH Building a train at Brunswick. 
CSX 3154 under signal bridge in Brunswick 
Second train of the day coming into Brunswick – Single Stack containers destined for the Old Main to Baltimore 
A single CSX ES44AC leading this single stack through Brunswick 
CSX ES44AC passing the Brunswick Marc Station heading to Baltimore. 
CSX ES44 as DPU in the single stack consist heading to Baltimore. 
One of the signal bridges protecting the yard in Brunswick Maryland. 
Empty Coal train coming through the yard in Brunswick Maryland heading Westbound. 
Westbound empty coal train led by a couple ES44 locomotives. 
Empty coal train Westbound through Brunswick. 
CSX 3154 an ES44AH Building a train at Brunswick. 
Empty coal train Westbound through Brunswick. 
Empty coal train Westbound through Brunswick. 
CSX 3154 an ES44AH Building a train at Brunswick. 
CSX 712 an ES44AH in Brunswick Maryland. 
Close up of the cab of CSX ES44AH 712
You can also see these photos on my Flickr gallery!
All photos were shot on the Canon EOS R with the 50mm 1.8 STM lens.
Links to my gear:
Canon EOS R
Canon RF 50 1.8
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CSX is my absolute favorite line. I find the the color scheme to be most pleasing. Thanks for sharing!