Her doctoral thesis, entitled Photographic Dissemination: iterations of difference in the text of landscape and photographic writing, investigates landscape and photography in relation to text, and in particular, Jacques Derrida's expanded field of writing. Photography is taken to be a generalised system of difference, a kind of writing rather than a mode of representation: photogrammatology. Her current research interests include landscape photography, performativity and identity in relation to landscape and the dialogical encounter. In addition, Gina leads the BA (Hons) Fine Art and Fine Art Textiles at Moray School of Art in Elgin, part of the University of the Highlands and Islands which is Scotland’s newest university.