For Bodnar, photography is a process that allows her to not only come to a better understanding of herself, but of others as well. In this photograph, a woman is shown in the immediate moments following a fight. With her breasts bound, and the physical damage to her body apparent, the woman has clearly survived an intense battle. The black and white photo has a gritty quality that serves to emphasize the presumed intensity of the fight. Although the outcome of the fight is unknown, it is how the woman now holds herself following the fight that is most important. Still standing, despite clear injury and exhaustion, the woman exudes an air of strength. In the photograph, this strength coexists with femininity to create a powerful image that represents what it means to be a woman.