Where We Belong: An exploration of photography, friendship and community with Alejandra Carles-Tolra
— Jon Nicholls & Alejandra Carles-Tolra
13 ways to begin a personal investigation in photography: Some suggested exercises to help you figure out what kind of photographer you are
— Jon Nicholls & Di MInnicucci
Science and Photography: Some thoughts about the complex relationship between photography and science
— Jon Nicholls & Chris Francis
What is photopoetry? An exploration of the symbiotic relationship between poetry and photography
— Jon Nicholls & Kate Ling
A photographic homage: How might you pay photographic homage to another artist you admire?
— Jon Nicholls
Remembrance, Portraits and the Tin Noses Shop: Reflections on Remembrance art
— Chris Francis
A New Europe: Resources related to Brighton Photo Biennial 2018
— Chris Francis & Jon Nicholls
Boring Things: Exploring everyday subjects and why photographers are drawn to the mundane
— Chris Francis
The Surface of Things: Photographs about thingness
— Jon Nicholls
Making sense of photography: What happens when we engage with photography using all our senses?
— Jon Nicholls
The Documentary Challenge: A practical introduction (or baptism of fire!) into documentary work
— Chris Francis
Believable fictions: Questioning the relationship between photographs and reality
— Jon Nicholls
Searching for the miraculous: Investigating the marvellous in the everyday
— Jon Nicholls
The Photography Game: An extended research & design project for Year 12 students
— Jon Nicholls
Pictus Interruptus: What happens when stuff gets in the way
— Jon Nicholls
The (In)decisive Moment: Exploring moments in time with Cartier-Bresson, Waplington & others
— Jon Nicholls
Provoke: Exploring provocative documents for thought with the Japanese Provoke photographers
— Jon Nicholls
Two-Frame Films: Exploring the relationship between photography and film with Luke Fowler
— Jon Nicholls
What is a photobook? Why are they important and how do you make one?
— Jon Nicholls
Inside/Out: Thinking about the ethics of photography with Abigail Solomon-Godeau
— Jon Nicholls
The Photograph as Evidence: When it comes to photographs, can we really believe our eyes?
— Jon Nicholls
