Justin Wonnacott's photographs depict fish caught and farmed around the world, but purchased at his neighborhood grocery store. Theses luminous portraits are marked by great care with staging, lighting and props. The simplest image can isolate a fish against a monochrome background. Other fish are set upon a decorative plate or arranged with objects in genre pictures that draw on traditions of 17th century Dutch still-life painting. The series raises complex questions about the food we eat and a society where it's easier to buy salmon farmed in China than a cod caught in Canada.