“A book must be an ice-axe to break the seas frozen inside our soul” Franz Kafka famously wrote in his journal. If he had been witness of today's photojournalism, he would realize that photography has, and should use the same power for the same effect. There is nothing sacred that photography cannot profoundly disturb by reinterpreting it, either by pure beauty or extreme desperation. A smile can become an universe of pleasure while a stare can reveal a long story of despair and rage. By a simple flick of a button and acute framing, photojournalists will power you out of the comfort of your daily chairs and yank you face to face with a poignant reality. This week selection travels from the baseball fields of California to the Gallery walls of London, without forgetting the killing fields of the world, brushing against the 'scandalous” picture of army moms breastfeeding or of the a happy girl in the wind. 
All brutally remind us that beyond the walls of our lives exist torrential emotional moments that deserve much more then a simple blink. And , in the process, breaks a little bit of our ice inside.