At 5:45 a.m.Tuesday morning, Margie sprints out of bed to wash and dress herself for her second day of job training at CARA in downtown Chicago. Olive Branch Mission, Chicago. 1999

Donna Ferrato's "At 5:45 a.m. Tuesday morning, Margie sprints out of bed to wash and dress herself for her second day of job training at CARA in downtown Chicago. Olive Branch Mission, Chicago" (1999) is a black and white photograph capturing a moment of vulnerability and resilience in the lives of women at a Chicago shelter. The image depicts a young woman, Margie, in a dimly lit room, preparing for her day. The intimate perspective and natural lighting create a sense of realism, showcasing the realities of life in a shelter. Ferrato's work is known for its focus on social issues and the empowerment of marginalized individuals, making this photograph a poignant example of her artistic vision.