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Paul Mobley's early training as a photographer began at Detroit's
Center for Creative Studies, and continued in the New York studios of such leading
photographers as Annie Leibovitz and David Langley, where he apprenticed for many years
before embarking on his own career. Mobley has successfully worked with a broad range of
corporate, advertising, and editorial clients, including American Express, Sony,
Citigroup, Ford, Compaq, Gourmet, Max Factor, Chevrolet, Microsoft, and many others.
Mobley lives in New York City and Michigan with his wife Suzanne, and their two wonderful
daughters, Camden and Paige.
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Katrina Fried has edited, written, and produced numerous
illustrated books, including most recently: On the Street: 1980-1990 and The Fourth Wall
by Amy Arbus; Animal House by Catherine Ledner; Red Carpet by Frank Trapper; Los Angeles
by Tim Street-Porter; and Wild Birds of the American Wetlands by Rosalie Winard. She lives
and works in New York City.Michael
Martin Murphey, one of America's most respected songwriters and performers, was
inducted to the Western Music Hall of Fame in 2004. An icon for the American cowboy,
Murphey grew up working on ranches in Arkansas and Texas, and continues to breed
livestock, such as Texas Longhorns and American Quarter horses, through his Rocking 3M
Ranching Co. He is deeply involved in issues important to Americašs farmers, and is
co-founder of American Prairie Partners, which helps restore land to prairie with native
grasses.
Willard Scott, famous for his work on
NBC's The Today Show, has won over Americans' hearts through his ebullient personality,
good service and solid reporting. Be it fund-raisers, state fairs, parades, or civic
events, Scott has shown Americans what it means to work hard and humbly. His ancestors
settled in America in 1759 and every "Scott" in his family line has made his
living by farming. He never forgets to wish centenarians a Happy Birthday when he reports
on The Today Show. A number of these are photographed in American Farmer.
Please refer to the menu to the right for further
details on Paul Mobley's "enertaining, heartfelt, humorous and inspiring" AMERICAN FARMER Program.
"I love his
portraits because they show a person's heart and soul. They also show how much Paul loves
his work."
- Willard Scott, NBC Today Show |
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