Sister and I circa 1983
My sister just sent me this picture of us back in the olden days. It’s nice to be sent stuff. Continue reading →
Author: Corey Arnold
Baboon rapes baboon in South Africa
I was having a nice time in South Africa this week until I witnessed this atrocity happen in front of a carload of innocent grandmothers. Continue reading →
Fecal Face Dot Com exhibition
One More flier for the fecal face show… Continue reading →
Off to Cape Town
I’m leaving for Cape Town, South Africa next Thursday so if you are reading this from Cape Town, I could be your new friend. If anyone has connections with some fishermen out there send me an email… I’d appreciate it!... Continue reading →
Ahh, Norway
Hanging in Stavanger, Norway at the moment and almost walked off this cliff yesterday. Rumour has it that two weeks ago someone threw part of a hot dog over the cliff and their dog jumped after it. Darn! Thanks to... Continue reading →
Rachell Sumpter
The New site is online! There are still a few bugs though…. for example if you are using safari, you might have some troubles with the menu. We’re working on it but its nice to just get it out there... Continue reading →
Porous Walker
Hi, this dude named Porous Walker drew this picture of me… It looks more like Brian though. I wish my teeth could be this awesome. Anyway, his work is great. Check out Owltooth.com. And keep your eyes out for stories... Continue reading →
Omlettes with Rachell
I’ve just arrived in Vardø, Norway. After eating an omelette in the next ten minutes, SF Accomplice Rachell Sumpter and I will set out in search of the elusive Sami reindeer herder and the often shifty Norwegian whaler and will... Continue reading →
New Rollo Website
The Rollo now has a website at rollocrab.com. Hurray! But don’t get too excited because it isn’t done yet… but there are a few new photos. Continue reading →
Carl’s Cars wins magazine of the year!
Back in Oslo. Congrats to Karl, Andre, and the other people at Carl’s Cars Magazine for getting picked as one of the best designed magazines in the world by some award thing in New York… I don’t even like cars... Continue reading →
Greetings from Lofoten.
Greetings from Lofoten. This is the worlds most beautiful place… without a doubt. Cod action is hot out at Røst these days. The cod are slow to move into the fjords of Lofoten this year. I’ve been at sea twice... Continue reading →
Nysfjord, Norway
Whaling Story in Outside Magazine
En route to Oslo. Soon to be in Lofoten shooting the cod fishermen of North Norway. Look for the May issue of OUTSIDE magazine coming in a month or so. There you will find an feature on Norwegian whaling with... Continue reading →
Opilio 2006
Back on board the Rollo for another round of Opilio crabbin’. As I write, we are anchored up at St Paul Island in the middle of the Bering Sea. Winds are blowing from the North at 40 knots. Temp is... Continue reading →
Exhibition at the Nordic Heritage Museum
Another King crab season has come and gone. Rationalization has claimed the jobs of at least 800 crabbers. The Rollo will luckily continue to fish. Discovery Channel filmers Jeff and Todd kept us talking. Meanwhile coreyfishes has been busy shooting... Continue reading →
From the King Crab Grounds
From the King Crab grounds in the Bering Sea, Alaska.  Continue reading →
Bad Whaling and a new season of Deadliest Catch
Another week of whaling aboard the Bolga has produced zero whales once again. Bad weather conditions have spoiled our luck. The season has come to an end and the bloody whale photos will have to wait until next year! In... Continue reading →
Vardoe Fish Factory Exhibition
Last week in Vardø, Norway a former fish factory was transformed into a massive exhibition space housing 11 artists and photographers. It was one of Vardøs biggest art events and an experimental success. Here are some photos from my section,... Continue reading →
Amscan Grant
Corey is awarded two grants to photograph the fishing industry in Norway through the American-Scandinavian Foundation! The Alice and Corrin Strong Fund, and the Crown Princess Martha Friendship Fund. Continue reading →