About the gallery

Angry Fish Gallery was founded in 2016 by acclaimed outdoor photographer, Tom Lynch.  
The gallery is 100% coastal influenced.  

The gallery offers incredibly uncommon art that livens up coastal interiors.  

In addition to Tom Lynch's photographic prints, the gallery features over ten coastal artists (many local).

The gallery supplies wall art for both retail and corporate customers.  

Tom 

Angry Fish offers prints of Tom Lynch's images up to mammoth sizes, outsourcing to professional print houses who utilize state of the equipment and decades of expertise.  Ultra high detail prints are available on an variety of materials, including Dibond (direct on aluminum), Aluminum (matte and glossy) and canvas.  We also offer prints on wood, glass, photo paper and large format murals (up to 16 feet on the short side!).  Each large print is personally and meticulously upscaled by Tom Lynch, resulting in eye popping detail (never any pixelization).

Tom Lynch is available for hire if you have a project looking for unique photo imagery. 

I generally do not shoot weddings or social events, as I am a pure outdoor shooter. 

The gallery offers custom framing for art sold at the gallery, at close to wholesale pricing.

We can also frame your personal art as well...

Angry Fish Gallery is open Thurs - Sunday, noon - 5pm  later on Fri+Sat...

Off hours consultation by appointment.

No.  The gallery is never this neat.  This was the day I opened in 2016.

Angry Fish Gallery has been creating interior art for the Turning Point Restaurant chain for over a decade..  We also have art in other establishments, including:  Surf Taco, Chef Mike's ABG, Wendys, Shady Rest Restaurant, Point Lobster Bar and Grill, NJ Poke.

Gallery owner, Tom Lynch is an acclaimed outdoor photographer.  Tom's imagery has has appeared in scores of magazines worldwide.  His corporate clients include Fortune 100 companies, restaurant chains, book publishers, pharma's, sport fishing and active lifestyle companies.  

His imagery is included in MoMA's permanent collection (Melinda Morey/Navigating the Void).