Nationally Acclaimed Photographer Paul Mobley Photographs Oldest Living Man, Walter Breuning Just Three Weeks Before His Death
Paul Mobley, best-selling author of "American Farmer" and nationally acclaimed photographer, had the honor of photographing and interviewing Walter Breuning, the world's oldest man at 114 in his hometown of Great Falls, Montana just weeks ago.

NEW YORK, NY, April 17, 2011 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Photographer and author of the best-seller "American Farmer," Paul Mobley, was the last professional photographer to interview and photograph Walter Breuning just 3 weeks before his death in his home town.

Mobley's work and relationship with his subjects has been the highlight of his career and taken him across the globe. Having worked with fashion moguls, celebrities, musicians, nonprofits and the greatest photographers in the world including Annie Lebowitz, photographing Walter was one of his most profound moments and Mobley photographed and interviewed Walter just week's before his death.

"At 114 years old, Walter's optimism for life and the care of others gave him the longevity he needed to move forward. Despite his growing age, Walter was not afraid of death," said Mobley.

Mobley continues, "As a photographer, perhaps the most interesting thing to me about Walter was the condition of his figure. Some people wear their lives on their faces, but Walter seemed to wear his on his hands. These were the hands of someone who spent his time committed to honest labor. And Walter was no stranger to labor having spent fifty years of his life as a dedicated railroad man with the Great Northern Railway."

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