Oct 24

Graveyard Point: Alaskan artist and fisherman Corey Arnold on salmon sharks, abandoned canneries and photographing the wild

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Graveyard Point

by Vivianne Lapointe A graduate of the Academy of Art in San Francisco, Corey Arnold has been fishing for about as long as he’s been taking photos. Every summer Arnold runs a commercial salmon fishing boat in Bristol Bay, Alaska, obsessively documenting the grueling nature of “fish-work” with an unrivaled…

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