Jack Kenyon
Photographer
In their own words
They’re super strict with flash photography and all the owners are pretty stressed at the show, so I wanted to avoid this and find a new take on the event.
Dogs are inherently funny animals, especially pedigree dogs at events like Crufts, which is already in itself a surreal visual experience.
When people see my work, I want them to know that this moment actually happened. This tangible reality is the essence of photography which AI can’t compete with.
Articles & interviews3
- Review of the Year 2025: Top 25 Photography
It’s Nice That’s annual ‘Review of the Year 2025: Top 25 Photography’ highlights the most-read photography stories of the year, spanning music history, subcultures, and intimate personal projects. The feature celebrates photographers exploring nostalgia, community, and everyday life through documentary and portrait work.
- Kite Flying: Lessons in Craftsmanship and Community Bonding
The article explores the resurgence of kite flying in the UK, connecting it to themes of craft, community, and outdoor culture. Written by Sudi Jama with photography by Jack Kenyon, it visits kite festivals and interviews enthusiasts and makers about the joy and artistry of kiting. The piece reflects on how this nostalgic pastime continues to bring people together through creativity and shared experience.
- "Jack Kenyon Captures Crufts Dogs with Humorous Fish Eye Lens"
Photographer Jack Kenyon returns to Crufts, the UK’s largest dog show, to capture its canine competitors through a wide fish eye lens. His new series embraces humor, imperfection, and authenticity, offering a playful, low-angle perspective that puts viewers at dog level. The project celebrates real-world quirks and rejects the polished perfection of AI-generated imagery.