On Spoorwegnostalgie Dave Habraken features steam in China and elsewhere as well as vintage diesels in his native Belgium. Text is in Dutch but easy enough to find your way round.

http://www.spoorwegnostalgie.be

Treni e Cartoline Sicilia features railways in Sicily, one of the last haunts of Italy's veteran electric locomotives. Mostly in Italian but the introduction is in English, French and Spanish.

http://www.treniecartolinesicilia.it/

Japanese photographers tend to be more unorthodox than the rest of us when it comes to portraying the steam locomotive at work. The language barrier makes it more difficult to find your way around these sites but it's not impossible. Toshiyuki Agura's site features Chinese and Japanese railways from an interesting perspective.

http://rose.zero.ad.jp/agura/index.html

John Hooson's photographs - mainly British diesels in the most scenic locations but some Chinese steam as well.

http://whitemasksnaps.fotopic.net/

Bill Watson's site features pictures from the best locations in Scotland and the North of England.

http://monkeysnaps3.fotopic.net/

Rob Dickinson's International Working Steam is an excellent source of up to date information on the world's last working steam locomotives.

http://www.steam.dial.pipex.com/internat.htm