Commissioned by The Telegraph Magazine, Jack documented the annual Swan Upping ceremony along the Thames, joining the Royal Swan Uppers as they rowed from Eton to Henley in their traditional scarlet coats. This centuries-old ritual sees the Crown’s official representatives count mute swans on the river - a blend of medieval pageantry and wildlife conservation that captures England at its most wonderfully peculiar.
These images reveal the lighter side of Britain's prestigious dog competition, celebrating its charm and gentle absurdity.
When fashion brand Bimba y Lola commissioned Jack to shoot their new Dog Lovers collection, we were always going to expect the unexpected. The shots are a captivating blend of spontaneous and structured, and incorporate Jack's signature love of the eccentric with a fashion-forward polish.
Earlier this summer Jack Kenyon traveled to the Somerset village of Drayton for The New York Times, photographing Britain's gardening rebels who've abandoned their mowers for wildflower meadows.
In the seaside town of Ramsgate, a longstanding tradition brings together youngsters in tiaras and sequined ball gowns for the annual Miss Ramsgate Selection Evening.