Photojournalism is not just a form of photography; it’s a method of visual storytelling that translates news, events, or ideas to a viewer. These photographs evoke reactions. The primary factor that drives a reaction is emotion. Whether it’s visceral, jarring, or transformative, each reaction is different. This is what makes photojournalism such a powerful method of communication. What happens when we look beyond the technical aspects of a photograph and dig into the photographers themselves? Frames of Connection is a multi-media manifesto of how emotion and humanity are conveyed in photography. It examines the convergence of research, hypotheses, and experimentation through a visual and written exploration.