Corey Arnold

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I photographed this deer while hiking with my father years ago at Rowena Crest, along the Columbia River. Something about Rowena that is magnetic for me and it seems to have the same draw for deer. Ive had magical encounters with wildlife on this bluff. I asked my wife Aly to marry me near where that deer was standing… and I think of my late father, Chris Arnold, a fanatic wildlife enthusiast every time i look at this print. I titled it “The Past”, which was the first thing that popped into my head, like most titles of my prints. Somehow this one feels especially perfect. A limited edition 20x27-inch print of “The Past” is up for auction online with the Columbia Land Trust @columbialandtrust as part of their Wild Splendor Gala 2026. The auction closes 7pm Thursday, October 15, 2026. You can find a link to the auction in my profile if interested in buying for a great environmental cause:) 13 Oct 2026 Alaska is falling apart. 🛘 As glaciers retreat and permafrost thaws, The Last Frontier's mountains are crumbling. For @natgeo, I traveled to Alaska with photographer @arni_coraldo to follow one maverick geologist on a mission to discover where the next giant landslides might strike, before it's too late. Read the full story in the June issue of National Geographic magazine. 📒 🎥: @csbelliott #alaska #landslide #geology #science #climatechange 15 Jun 2026 The June issue of National Geographic is out and I’m proud to have photographed a 22 page story about landslides in Alaska! “Lessons of a Landslide Detective” focuses on the increasing danger of catastrophic landslides, and tsunami generated landslides as a result of receding glaciers and thawing permafrost across Alaska. We followed landslide expert and geologist Brentwood Higman (Hig)(Ground truth Trekking) from Seldovia, who took us on an epic journey above Portage Lake, where a mountain is slowly fracturing, and showing signs of collapse. We scurried up rock glaciers in Glacier View, and helicoptered around Prince William Sound with USGS. Basically a dream assignment. Hig is an absolute gem and it was an honor to spend time with such an eccentric, out of the box thinking scientist. Thank you to writer Christian Elliot @csbelliott for pitching and writing such a lovely story. Thx to my wonderful editor Lisa Corson @lisacorsonphoto for making this work during my insane salmon fishing schedule and text editor Brian Resnick @bresnick01 . Also shout out the lovely Sadie Quarrier @sadiequarrier who keeps believing in me:) Also big thanks to Joshua Corbett @joshuacorbettphoto my accomplice video shooter on the Portage portion, and assistant Austin Elliot @austinelliottphoto Its a great story! If you don’t have the mag, you can find it online at www.nationalgeographic.com @natgeo Also shout out to my lovely wife @alynicklas holding down the fort with our kids and too many animals while I’m away:) Amazing cover shot by @arturorguezdotcom @natgeosociety 02 Jun 2026 Come to Astoria, Oregon this weekend for the annual Fisherpoets Gathering where hundreds of commercial fishermen will be telling stories about our lives at sea. I’m very fortunate to have had a long relationship with the beautiful @imogengallery who is showing a set of my photos alongside paintings by the mighty @martinmachado from over the years at the abandoned cannery and sockeye salmon fishing squatter camp known as Graveyard Point in Bristol Bay, Alaska. The reception is Friday, 2/27 from 4-6pm. Lots of Graveyard buddies will be in attendance and Marty and I will be there with my kids in toe. We’d love to see you! This is an ongoing long term photo project I’ve been working on, documenting our lives living off the grid and harvesting salmon by hand every summer for the past 17 years. Special guest artists @gurlwiththelizardtattoo @a.wakeman @steevsea Craig Voligny, and Billie Delaney also showing work! @roadkillqween will be doing wet plate portraits in the gallery Friday afternoon. Good Times!!!! Thx to our Graveyard family for the gift of community each summer. #bristolbay #alaska #commercialfishing #salmon #setnet 24 Feb 2026 Last year I was lucky to spend some time watching Arctic Ground Squirrels wake up from hibernation near the Brooks range in Alaska for National Geographic Magazine @natgeo These guys “sleep” for 8 months and their body temps often drop to near freezing during that period…. But in May, they wake up ready to fight and mate straight away! Huge thank you to my editor @julie_hau for making this shoot happen. Also shout out to field biologists Cole Deal and Austin Allison from Team Squirrel, who i shadowed while they worked. And special that you to Cory Williams, is the lead biologist from Colorado State University who invited us along! The Nat Geo cover story about human hibernation was published in the yellow mag November 2025! By the way, I’m teaching a camera trapping workshop along with @rob_g_green @ryantidman @georgemckenziejr at the Nat Geo storytellers summit in LA on Wednesday. Invite only but NG explorers welcome! #arcticgroundsquirrel #alaska #brooksrange #hibernation 09 Feb 2026 We are so excited to announce this incredible group show coming to the gorge on October 4th! Join artists @foodshelterclothing @arni_coraldo @dolomite_78 @djl_studio at Marcel in White Salmon Washington. Wild Thresholds invite viewers to contemplate the shifting boundaries between the built and the natural, the domesticated and the wild, the remembered and the imagined. The works collectively embody reverence for the living species and the raw materials they provide while challenging the viewer to reconsider what preservation, coexistence, and transformation look like in this era of climate change and urban sprawl. 19 Sep 2025 🌊 𝐋𝐞𝐬 𝐄𝐧𝐣𝐞𝐮𝐱 𝐄𝐧𝐯𝐢𝐫𝐨𝐧𝐧𝐞𝐦𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐚𝐮𝐱 Corey Arnold • 𝘋𝘦𝘴 𝘢𝘯𝘪𝘮𝘢𝘶𝘹 𝘥𝘢𝘯𝘴 𝘭𝘢 𝘷𝘪𝘭𝘭𝘦 « Partout sur la planète, les espaces naturels se résorbent. Les zones tampons entre la nature et l’Homme se réduisent. Alors, les deux se croisent. Parfois, il y a conflit. Souvent, cela se fait en toute harmonie. Avec un œil curieux et souvent drôle, Corey Arnold explore nos cités et y révèle les visites inattendues d’animaux en tout genre, là où on ne les attend pas. » Une exposition de @arni_coraldo à découvrir jusqu'au 5 octobre au Festival Photo La Gacilly. © Jean-Michel NIRON © Michel SEGALOU #festivalphoto #lagacillyphoto #photographie #culture #morbihan #coreyarnold #exposition #sobritish 09 Sep 2025 Graveyard Point, 2024 I had the absolute pleasure of photographing life at our little abandoned cannery squatter fish camp in Bristol Bay, Alaska for a huge feature about WILD SALMON for the July 2025 issue of @foodandwine written by the amazing @kimhcross Kim nailed it down in this article. Everyone seems to be confused about where to buy their fish, what types of salmon taste best, are most sustainable, frozen vs.fresh, farmed vs. Wild, etc. All you need to know can be found in the story linked in my bio. Meanwhile at Graveyard Point, life is as brutal and weird as always. Having fun wrecking our bodies to stuff y’all’s bellies full of pink omega 3 brain food. This was year 17 running a skiff at graveyard and my 30th season commercial fishing in general. To all my graveyard buddies, that you for letting me steal your souls with my camera for 17 years. I’m eternally grateful that we get to share this bizarre and beautiful world together! I tried to link everyone but i know Im missing a few. DM me your insta accounts! #salmon #commercialfishing #bristolbay #alaska @iliamnafishco 20 Aug 2025 One of my favorite large scale seascapes, “The Bering Sea” is currently on display in the exhibition “Emblematic Representation” at @richardhellergallery in Santa Monica, California. This is last one in the largest size of 48”x65” before the entire edition and all sizes are sold out forever:) Let me know how it looks if you happen to be in LA! I’m just returning from a bountiful salmon season in Alaska and have lots to share! Stay tuned. Thanks to Richard Heller Gallery for believing in my work for nearly 20 years now! And thx to the @fvarcticlady for this crabbing trip in the Bering Sea back in 2017. #beringsea #crabbing #alaska #wave 07 Aug 2025 For his series Aleutian Dreams, Corey Arnold (@arni_coraldo) joined a commercial fishing crew in one of the most remote and unforgiving corners of the world: the Aleutian Islands of Alaska. Drawn by childhood visions of adventure and a desire to experience life at sea, Arnold spent years as a deckhand on a crab boat, photographing the harsh realities and surreal beauty of life on the Bering Sea. • His images offer an insider’s view into this extreme world – part survival, part spectacle – where danger, exhaustion, and isolation are constant companions. Yet amid the stormy seas and industrial grit, Arnold captures unexpected moments of quiet and humanity, revealing a dreamlike quality in a setting most would find inhospitable. His work blurs the line between documentary and personal journey, reflecting both the physical toll and deep allure of life at the edge. • #lifeframer #creativephotography 31 Jul 2025 📸 LINK IN BIO - “Picture America” Episode 2: Columbia River Gorge, WA with Corey Arnold @arni_coraldo    Click the link in our bio to check it out!    Join Picture America as we follow photographer and commercial fisherman Corey Arnold @arni_coraldo through the Columbia River Gorge, a landscape carved by ancient floods and rich with small-town charm. Born in Southern California, Corey’s career began with photos of his fishing life, evolving into the acclaimed Fish-Work series. Now living along the gorge with his family, he turns his lens on home, capturing the wild beauty and quiet resilience of the Pacific Northwest.    More about Columbia River Gorge, WA photographer Corey Arnold @arni_coraldo ⤵️   Corey Arnold (b.1976) is a photographer and commercial fisherman exploring mankind’s complicated relationship with nature. He has worked seasonally as a commercial fisherman in Alaska since 1995, including seven years of crabbing in the Bering Sea aboard the f/v Rollo. During the summer, Corey now captains a commercial salmon fishing boat in Bristol Bay, Alaska, based out of an abandoned salmon cannery complex called Graveyard Point. His life’s work, “Fish-Work”, is an ongoing photography series documenting the visceral experience of life at sea for commercial fishermen worldwide.   More about our new “PICTURE AMERICA” docuseries produced by Adorama’s own Sal D’Alia @timbuz ⤵️ Explore the best photography spots across America with the guidance of local photographers. This series highlights top locations for stunning photos, delicious food, and vibrant art, offering fresh perspectives on cities, rural areas, parks, and more. Every place deserves to be represented, from fishermen in Washington to the vibrant streets of Baltimore. In this Adorama original series, we are on a mission to uncover hidden gems with the help of skilled local photographers deeply rooted in their communities, bringing art to life.   Click the link in our bio to watch the full episode!   #PictureAmerica #Adorama #CreateNoMatterWhat #columbiarivergorge #washingtonstate #washingtonphotography 11 Jul 2025 An image I shot of a black bear scouring a South Lake Tahoe residential neighborhood for food make the cover of @latimes yesterday. Check out the article online “A woman’s grisly death inflames public debate over how California manages problem black bears.” Unrelated to the woman in the image, the story covers the death of a woman in Downieville, CA who was either killed by a black bear or found already dead by a bear. The controversy around how to manage urban bears is a fascinating read. #bear #blackbear #urbanwildlife #california 19 May 2025

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