ROBERT DAWSON
Robert Dawson's romance with the West started as a
young boy growin up in Texas and has taken him to
photograph some of the most beautiful and wildest
places in America.

His talent in working with natural light and composition
are sought out by major clients wishing to capture a
unique angle of the West that will compliment their
advertising campaigns. Dawson is a contributing
photographer for Western Horseman, American Cowboy
and Farm & Ranch magazines.

Along with having four coffee table books published showcasing his work, Dawson is producing a series
of posters with Bentley Publishing Group, Inc., greeting cards with Leanin' Tree and a series of fine art tapestries with Pendleton Woolen Mills. Dawson's donations of photographic prints raised over $15,000 for Agriculture in the Classroom in 2006. His latest books, Living Western Horsemanship, Personal Narratives by Leading Horseman of the American West and The Ultimate Level of Horsemanship/Training Through Inspiration with world-champion trainer Al Dunning can be found in bookstores everywhere. When not on location, he spends most of his time working on projects with the local chapter of the Future Farmers of America and starting horses at his home in Enterprise, Oregon.