Then & Now Art®: Lightning Series
Then & Now Art®: Lightning Series
Then & Now Art®: Lightning Series
Then & Now Art®: Lightning Series
Then & Now Art®: Lightning Series
Then & Now Art®: Lightning Series
Then & Now Art®: Lightning Series
Then & Now Art®: Lightning Series
Then & Now Art®: Lightning Series
Then & Now Art®: Lightning Series
Then & Now Art®: Lightning Series
Then & Now Art®: Lightning Series
Then & Now Art®: Lightning Series
Then & Now Art®: Lightning Series
Then & Now Art®: Lightning Series

Then & Now Art®: Lightning Series

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Limited Edition: Acrylic


- Passion Project -

Everyone needs a hobby, and that's just what Jacob (Head of Creative) set out to do with his lightning shoots.

Braving many a storm over the years, Jacob was literally on the front lines of some of the Midwest's most brutal storms. Patience, knowhow, and a keen sense of intuition were essential in creating this Series. 

For the first time ever, available to the public.

Extremely durable and high quality - each limited edition Lightning Series image is offered in two acrylic sizes:

  • 16" x 24" 
  • 24" x 36"

Quality control - Guaranteed.

Finding a manufacturer that lives up to our standards was no easy task. After months of searching, we were able to team up with one of the best decor manufacturers in the business.

Acrylic is some of the finest wall art material available and we are happy to add it to our growing list of wall decor options.

Luxury Wall Decor - Acrylic - Limited Availability

Metal Mounts - Elegant Finish 

The Dangers of
Lightning Photography

3 Cross Lighting shot #1 - Wausau, WI
Available in Acrylic

Near Death Experience


On one of my early lightning shoots, I was staked out on a friend’s porch late at night. Sheltered, out of the elements, and safe (or so I thought) I was working on timing the perfect shot.

Unfortunately, things didn’t go as planned and it seemed I would be getting skunked. Frustrated and irritated, I decided to call it a night. I left the porch and went inside to get some sleep.

During my shoot, about 3 feet to my right was a lovely bush in a nice pot. I remember, because I kept bumping into it as I moved into position for each shot.

The next morning I walked out on the porch. Plenty of sunshine and birds chirping. Looking around, I soon noticed that the bush was gone. Completely obliterated.

At some point toward the end of the storm, lightning had struck my friend’s porch and that bush more specifically. The picture above is all that what was left.

The soil turned to ash. The hard plastic of the pot, melted. If only I had photographed the bush beforehand… a “then & now” of nature’s wrath.

Be safe out there.

Limited Edition Acrylic

While Supplies Last