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Photographer hit and killed by train as he took photos of a model on the tracks
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3175309/Photographer-hit-killed-train-took-photos-model-tracks.html
Christopher O ‘Guinn, 25, died on Thursday after being hit by a northbound train in Fresno as he photographed a model on the tracks
The northbound train honked its horn but O ‘Guinn didn't hear the train behind him until just before it was going to hit him
'He was truly an amazing person and photographer,' said O’Quinn’s friend Kayla Aguayo
PUBLISHED: 15:01 EST, 26 July 2015 | UPDATED: 18:34 EST, 26 July 2015
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A photographer was hit and killed by a train on Thursday as he was taking pictures of a model on the tracks.
Christopher O ‘Guinn, 25, a budding artist just starting to make a name for himself in Fresno, didn't hear a train speeding towards him below the Stanislaus overpass until it was too late.
ABC reports that O ‘Guinn was killed instantly after being hit by a northbound train despite the train being warned by the southbound train conductor that there were people in his way.
His broken camera lens still lay scattered on the tracks as of Friday.
Lieutenant Joe Gomez said the southbound 'engineer told the one going northbound, "hey, there are people on the tracks," he started throttling down, actually.'
Gomez said the northbound train honked its horn but O ‘Guinn didn't hear the train behind him until just before it was going to hit him.
O ‘Guinn tried to jump out of harm's way but he was clipped and killed instantly.
'He was truly an amazing person and photographer,' said O’Quinn’s friend Kayla Aguayo.
'It's definitely a hard time right now,' Aguayo said.
'I think it's a hard time for all of us who knew Chris.'
Aguayo said that O ‘Guinn was artistically drawn to the tracks and that his career was just starting to see some momentum.
'Really, just started putting his name on the map here in the valley,' said Phil Perez, a photographer who also knew O ‘Guinn.
'Chris is a talented individual,' Perez added, 'he created beautiful images for everybody to see.'
