This week’s top photo comes from Assistant Photo Editor Pat Nabong. Follow her on Instagram.What makes this photo important?South Chicago Chapel made headlines when 56 decomposing bodies were discovered in the funeral home in August. Since then, families have come forward with rage and doubts over how their loved ones' remains were handled. On Sunday, some families whose loved ones were cremated by South Chicago Chapel held a vigil outside the boarded-up establishment to demand answers about the contents of the urns that were given to them. At least two families say they believe that the urns they received may contain rocks, not their relatives' remains.How did you get this photo?Shawnese Shannon's family is among them. Her family, including her daughters Franquella and Marshawna Campbell, attended the vigil. Reporter Cindy Hernandez and I previously connected with the Campbells for a story that was published in the Sun-Times.During the vigil, the Campbell sisters set up an altar for Shannon in front of the boarded-up entrance of South Chicago Chapel. Some of Shannon's grandkids were lingering around the altar, and when I saw one of them crouch down, I framed the photo to highlight the looming exterior of the funeral home.Technical details:Equipment: Sony A7III with a 24-70 f/2.8 lensFocal length: f/2.8Aperture: 25mmExposure: 1/200ISO: 6400 Related Families call for criminal charges for South Chicago Chapel owners Sisters have doubts about cremated remains: ‘Where is my mama?’ Plus, 11 more great photos from Chicago Sun-Times and WBEZ photojournalists: Gov. Mike Braun greets American Red Cross volunteers Monday at the Gary Red Cross Shelter at Hudson Campbell Sports Fitness Center in Gary, Indiana.Anthony Vazquez/Sun-Times A woman smiles as bubbles float around her during the Greater Gary Community Fest outside Roosevelt High School in Gary, Indiana, on Aug. 29.Pat Nabong/Sun-Times A new kosher fridge honoring the life of Hersh Goldberg-Polin is at 8825 East Prairie Road in Skokie. Goldberg-Polin was killed by Hamas after he was taken hostage in Israel in October 2023.Candace Dane Chambers/Sun-Times Shirley Pollion-Hines listens to attorney Michael D. Cerasa announce her family’s lawsuit against the CTA at a law office in River North on Tuesday. Pollion-Hines’s grandson, Dominique Pollion, was stabbed to death in January while riding the Blue Line.Candace Dane Chambers/Sun-Times Police officers respond Tuesday in the 4300 block of South Lake Park for a report of a person barricaded in a home in Kenwood on the South Side.Candace Dane Chambers/Sun-Times An annual cicada is seen Wednesday in Mooney Park in Highland Park.Manuel Martinez/WBEZ People wait on the Lakefront Trail as the Chicago Fire Department sprays water on the DuSable Lake Shore Drive Bridge to cool it down due to heat on Wednesday.Anthony Vazquez/Sun-Times Monica Speight, 63, from New Jersey, smiles on “Tan Suit Day” at the John Lewis Plaza on the Obama Presidential Center campus in Woodlawn on Aug. 28. To her, a tan suit means “Individual choices, like don’t be scared to step out the box,” she said. “I worked in finance for years and it it’s traditional black, blue, brown suits. So for someone to wear tan, it’s like I’m gonna do my own thing like the Obamas did.”Pat Nabong/Sun-Times The Chicago Fire Department sprays water on the DuSable Lake Shore Drive Bridge to cool it down due to heat on Wednesday.Anthony Vazquez/Sun-Times People dance Aug. 28 during the Chicago House Music Festival at SummerDance in Grant Park.Jeremy Battle/Sun-Times Joan Douglas, whose roof remains unrepaired after storms damage it, shows the damage in her family home in Homewood on Wednesday.Pat Nabong/Sun-Times ...read more read less