Jersey Shore Magazine

J e r s e y s h o r e • S P R I N G 2 0 2 1 46 Turning Point restaurants), book publishers, pharmaceutical compa- nies, and sport fishing and active lifestyle companies. Angry Fish Gallery Lynch is also the owner of the Angry Fish Gallery in Point Pleasant Beach. The gallery, like his work, has its roots in the waves, dunes, and sandbars of the Jersey Shore. In addition to displaying Lynch's work, the gallery also features works by more than ten artists in a variety of mediums—photography, painting, sculpture, and other art forms. All of the artists are coastal influenced and most of the works are created locally. Stepping inside the gallery, you'll notice everything is influenced by saltwater. Featured subjects include coastal storms, beachscapes and sea- scapes, sport fishing, sharks, striped bass, wildlife, beach foxes as well as sea treasures, coastal abstracts, and in-water photography. The gallery offers custom and tra- ditional framing services. Most of the displays and works are framed in hand-constructed, reclaimed woods—scavenged driftwood or authentic barnwoods. Lynch's prints are available in custom sizes up to one hundred inches and are printed on a variety of materials including canvas, aluminum, or photo paper. The gallery is also expert at printing customer's iPhone photos on canvas and other mediums as well. For more information, call (848) 241-2744 or visit www.angryfishgallery.com. T om Lynch is a professional sport fishing and coastal lifestyle photographer and one of the most published outdoor photographers in the northeast. Lynch, who resides in Seaside Park in Ocean County, focuses on New Jersey's coastal region for his subjects, which include sport fishing, wildlife, waves, landscapes, and seascapes. JERSEY SHORE IMAGES Photographer Tom Lynch at the Angry Fish Gallery in Point Pleasant Beach. Influenced by Saltwater The Photography of Tom Lynch Lynch says he is always looking for new ways to see things. He specializes in shooting action at its apex moment —be it a jumping shark or a crashing wave. He also likes to step back and capture the entirety of a scene. The acclaimed outdoor photogra- pher's work has appeared in scores of magazines and books and some of Lynch's surf imagery is housed in the Museum of Modern Art's Permanent Collection. His magazine and news- paper credits include this magazine as well as Sport Fishing, Angler's Journal, On The Water Magazine, the New York Daily News, and the Asbury Park Press among others. His photographs have been used by numerous businesses includ- ing Abercrombie & Fitch, Mattel, Hawaiian Airlines, Okuma, Shimano, and AT&T. His corporate clients include Fortune 100 companies, restaurant chains (including the local continued on page 48 Right: "Morning Light." Island Beach State Park.

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