"Understanding methodology is concerned with comprehending how we know as well as the environments in which this knowing is produced; as such, it involves engaging with a philosophy of knowledge, of practice and of place and space. Research methods and the practical engagements they entail are inextricable from this process. It is therefore important to engage with both simultaneously and in doing so to depart from the theory/methods divide. In the case of visual methodology this means understanding and engaging not only with the newest and latest theoretical developments in our fields, but also with the ways that these are co-implicated with technological developments and media practices" (Pink, 2012, p. 3).