ry projects and family life in the woods. While remaining versatile, Corey thrives in lousy weather, often at sea in uncomfortable and dangerous situations.

Corey’s photographs have been widely exhibited internationally including the Portland Art Museum and Annenberg Space for Photography with fine art representation at Charles A. Hartman Fine Art in Portland and Richard Heller Gallery in Los Angeles. His work has been published in National Geographic, Harpers, The New York Times, Rolling Stone, Time, Fortune, California Sunday, Men’s Journal, Outside, Stern, Afar, and GEO among others.

He has developed an extensive roster of clients including Danner Boots, Duluth Trading Company, Subaru, Google, Xtratuf, Alaska Seafood, JetBlue, Patagonia, The Discovery Channel, Columbia Sportswear, The Nature Conservancy, KIA, National Geographic Partners, American Family Insurance, Alaska Seafood, Trident Seafoods and Capitol One.

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Corey Arnold lives in the Columbia River Gorge just outside of Portland, Oregon and is both a commercial fisherman and a photographer. For two months every summer he disappears into the wilds of Alaska to captain a wild Sockeye salmon fishing operation in Bristol Bay. The remainder of the year is packed with photography assignments, gallery projects and family life in the woods. While remaining versatile, Corey thrives in lousy weather, often at sea in uncomfortable and dangerous situations.

He has developed an extensive roster of clients including Danner Boots, Duluth Trading Company, Subaru, Google, Xtratuf, Alaska Seaf