The Interdisciplinary Photography course at Ulm University of Applied Science was led by Dr Petra Vogler und Stuart Forster.

The course students considered the term "revolution" and examined a range of possible interpretations. These can be political, philosphical, social and also much broader and more subtle. There are many types of revolution, ranging from political revolutions - the type of revolution now commonly associated with the word, thanks in part to iconic photographs such as Alfred Korda's portrait of Ernesto "Che" Guevara - to more personal movements for change and development.

The students' work is on display in the foyer of Ulm's University of Applied Science over the summer of 2010.

This online exhibition shows some of that work. The copyright of the photographs shown remains with the student named, and must not be used for any purpose other than with the explicit permission of the relevant student.

The online exhibition is currently being populated and will be completed by the second week of July 2010.

If you have questions about the course please feel free to contact the seminar leaders, Dr Petra Vogler (tel: +49 176 7011 3195 ) or Stuart Forster (tel: +44 7947 587136, www.whyeyephotography.com), who may be available to offer the course at your institute or organisation.