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- Photographer Paul Mobley traveled to around 50 firehouses across America to shoot portraits of firefighters.
- He was inspired by their bravery and dedication to serving others.
- He's releasing a book of the portraits called "American Firefighter."
In Maine, it was lobster. In Chicago, it was chili. In Seattle, it was salmon. At every firehouse that photographer Paul Mobley visited, he was greeted with a hot meal and boundless enthusiasm for his latest project: taking portraits of firefighters across America.
Mobley's new book, "American Firefighter," profiles the brave, selfless men and women he met at around 50 different firehouses.
Keep scrolling for a selection of his stunning photos.
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Photographer Paul Mobley traveled to around 50 firehouses to shoot portraits of firefighters for his new book, "American Firefighter."
Firehouses became his studios as he interviewed and photographed subjects across the country about their passion for helping others.
He strived to capture photos that were "powerful, but also honest and full of grace"— just like the firefighters themselves.
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