Circa 1959, Jacques Lowe, a German-born photographer, began documenting John F. Kennedy’s presidential campaign, quickly becoming the man who would define JFK’s public image. From early campaign stops in West Virginia and Pennsylvania to the electrifying Democratic National Convention in Los Angeles, Lowe captured candid moments that revealed Kennedy’s charisma and strategic mind. Circa January 20, 1961, Lowe was present at the inauguration in Washington, D.C., photographing the iconic swearing-