British photographer Jo Crowther preserves life’s transient moments in delicate sepia tones that emphasize their precious, fleeting nature. Her higly tuned powers of observation and a heightened awareness of her surroundings, created by constant travel during her childhood, gave Crowther the impetus to record her daily life through photography, processing and printing her photos as early as 14. Crowther later apprenticed with a well-known advertising photographer before spending 12 years shooting independently and on location. Inspired by Van Gogh, Turner and Vermeer, Crowther alters reality in a slightly abstract manner.

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