AMTK 130 is a class GE P42DC and  is pictured in Latrobe, Pennsylvania, USA.  This was taken along the Pittsburgh Line on the Amtrak. Photo Copyright: Brandon Fiume uploaded to Railroad Gallery on 04/05/2023. This photograph of AMTK 130 was taken on Wednesday, April 05, 2023. All Rights Reserved.
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Amtrak's Pennsylvanian Crosses Loyalhanna Creek in Latrobe, PA with P42DC 130 in Phase II Livery

By: Brandon Fiume


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Amtrak's Pennsylvanian Crosses Loyalhanna Creek in Latrobe, PA with P42DC 130 in Phase II Livery - As the Pennsylvanian train makes its way to Pittsburgh, it crosses the Loyalhanna Creek in Latrobe, Pennsylvania, with the iconic Amtrak P42DC 130 leading the way. This locomotive has been given a celebratory paint scheme to commemorate Amtrak's 40th Anniversary, featuring the Phase II livery that adorned Amtrak trains in the mid 1970s. The design includes two wide red and blue stripes separated by a narrow white stripe. This photograph from a drone provides an aerial view of the landscape as storm clouds approach. The train crosses a stone arch bridge which was built by the Pennsylvania Railroad and is currently operated by Norfolk Southern. The viaduct features two arches and is an impressive sight, especially with the interlocking of CP-TROBE situated atop it.


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Amtrak

Class

GE P42DC

Road Number

AMTK 130

Line/Subdivision

Pittsburgh Line

Location

Latrobe, Pennsylvania, USA

Date Taken

April 05, 2023

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April 05, 2023

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Amtrak's Pennsylvanian Crosses Loyalhanna Creek in Latrobe, PA with P42DC 130 in Phase II Livery - As the Pennsylvanian train makes its way to Pittsburgh, it crosses the Loyalhanna Creek in Latrobe, Pennsylvania, with the iconic Amtrak P42DC 130 leading the way. This locomotive has been given a celebratory paint scheme to commemorate Amtrak's 40th Anniversary, featuring the Phase II livery that adorned Amtrak trains in the mid 1970s. The design includes two wide red and blue stripes separated by a narrow white stripe. This photograph from a drone provides an aerial view of the landscape as storm clouds approach. The train crosses a stone arch bridge which was built by the Pennsylvania Railroad and is currently operated by Norfolk Southern. The viaduct features two arches and is an impressive sight, especially with the interlocking of CP-TROBE situated atop it.


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— Brandon Fiume

I capture motion in my photography by using slower shutter speeds that illustrate the speed of gigantic trains as they move across the country. I experiment with new photo techniques, such as pacing trains with my drone.

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AMTK 130 is a class GE P42DC and is pictured in Latrobe, Pennsylvania, USA. This was taken along the Pittsburgh Line on the Amtrak. Photo Copyright: Brandon Fiume uploaded to Railroad Gallery on 04/05/2023. This photograph of AMTK 130 was taken on Wednesday, April 05, 2023. All Rights Reserved.


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