Jo Farrell is a black & white documentary photographer, that specialises in capturing traditions and cultures that are dying out. Using b&w film she prints all her own silver gelatin (limited edition) prints. Her work has been exhibited in galleries in Hong Kong, London, New York, Denver, and San Francisco.

Born in London, she is currently based in Hong Kong. Jo has spent the past seven years working on a long term project of documenting some of the last remaining women in China with bound feet. Other work includes Cormorant fisherman in Yangshou, Stilt Fisherman in Sri Lanka, Ayutthaya Wats in Thailand, Angkor Wat, Hong Kong villages and abandoned buildings, Qing and Ming dynasty villages in China, life in Cuba, Tibet, Mexico and the USA.

Jo has been awarded prizes including Jacob, Riis, Centre for Fine Art Photography, Women In Photography International, Affordable Art Fair London Top Ten, Travel Writers & Photographers Award, and two Black & White Spider Awards. Her work has been published in LENS Magazine, Creative Quarterly, The San Francisco Chronicle, 7x7 Magazine, BBC News website, LIP Magazine and Cathay Pacific's Silkroad Magazine.

Jo Farrell 是一位黑白紀實攝影師，擅長捕捉正在消失的傳統和文化。她使用黑白底片拍攝並自行印製黑房銀鹽限量印刷品。她的作品曾於香港、倫敦、紐約、丹佛和舊金山的畫廊展出。

生於倫敦，現居香港。在過去的多年裡， Farrell 一直致力於記錄中國僅存的纏足女性的長期項目。她的其他作品包括陽壽鸕鶿漁夫、斯里蘭卡高蹺漁夫、泰國大城府、吳哥窟、香港村落和廢棄建築、中國清明村落、古巴、西藏、墨西哥和美國的民生。