Instagram interview features my arctic journey to Svalbard

by Corey Arnold // October 16, 2013 // No Comments

Instagram posted a recent interview about myÂ Project Pressure sponsored journey to Svalbard in September, where I spent 3 weeks documenting the glacial landscape. You can find the interview here. Instagram had this to say about my current work with Project... Continue reading →

Dutch Photography Magazine SHUTR #02

by Corey Arnold // May 21, 2013 // No Comments

This winter I gave an interview withÂ Victor Schiferli for Dutch photography magazineÂ SHUTRÂ #02. The 12 page spread includes some real Fish Work classics! Thrilled to be included. Continue reading →

NY Times Lens Blog features Graveyard Point

by Corey Arnold // January 22, 2013 // 1 Comment

As far as photography blogs go, the New York Times Lens Blog has always been my first choice for finding inspirational new photography. Â I’m honored to have recently been showcased on the blog. The accompanying text written by Jesse Newman... Continue reading →

Graveyard Point featured in VICE Magazine

by Corey Arnold // October 30, 2012 // 1 Comment

Vice Magazine featured a six page spread of my Graveyard Point series in the October issue and just launched a little web gallery of the work online here. Continue reading →

National Fisherman Cover and Interview

by Corey Arnold // October 29, 2012 // No Comments

The fine folks at National Fisherman Magazine based in Portland, Maine did a little write up about my photography and fishing life and used one of my Graveyard Point images on the cover. This is the December 2012 issue. Â Thanks... Continue reading →

Fish-Work in French GEO Magazine

by Corey Arnold // September 6, 2012 // No Comments

I was recently interviewed for the August 2012 issue of GEO Magazine in France. Â They put together this nice 8 page layout of Images text by Donatien Garnier about my FISH-WORK series. Â Nice people over there… thanks! Continue reading →

Eating Lobster Rolls on Maine Television

by Corey Arnold // August 17, 2012 // No Comments

Last week I was in Rockland, Maine, doing a little talk about Fish-Work at the Strand Theatre sponsored by the nice people at the Island Institute. Â I love maine and had a fantastic time chatting it up about lobsters and... Continue reading →

New Feature in MARE Magazine

by Corey Arnold // February 11, 2012 // 1 Comment

MARE, the beautifully designed German magazine dedicated to the subject of the Sea, has published an 18 page interview about my various Fish-Work projects in the Feb/March Issue. Â It’s the largest and one of the best designed magazine features I’ve... Continue reading →

Francis Ford Coppola for Esquire

by Corey Arnold // August 1, 2009 // 1 Comment

Back in May, I shot a portrait of Francis Ford Coppola on his Rubicon Estate in Napa Valley. The spread is out now in the August issue of Esquire. You can read the interview online here. Continue reading →

The Paris Review and Fish-Work

by Corey Arnold // January 21, 2009 // No Comments

I got a phone call from The Paris Review awhile back and they asked to publish some photos.Â Next thing I know, my pic is on the cover along with a nicely printed 17 pages of pictures from the Fish-Work... Continue reading →

NPR Interview

by Corey Arnold // April 22, 2008 // 1 Comment

Â The nice people at NPR’s Bryant Park Show interviewed me in New York City, cut it up and slapped together a slideshow about crab photography. Â You can find it here Continue reading →

Mumble Magazine and NYC exhibition

by Corey Arnold // April 11, 2007 // No Comments

Bob Kronbauer of Crown Farmer and Little Giants has started his own online magazine called Mumble. He did a little feature interview with me for the 1st issue. Looks like the mag is worthy of a bookmark. Also below is... Continue reading →

Rolling Stone Magazine Interview

by Corey Arnold // January 26, 2007 // 1 Comment

Â Rolling Stone Magazine Italy just did a 4 page feature and interview about my life as a fisherman / photographer. Weird! It’s the february issue and you have to speak Italian to understand. Nice people over there. Continue reading →