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September 01 2009

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September 01 20092009-09-01July 05 20092009-07-05A crowded open-sided covered hall with a corrugated roof and wooden posts, filled with devotees in white clothing. Men wear white shirts and dhotis, women wear white saris and salwar-style white outfits with some orange and coloured garments visible. Many people stand in lines and clusters, some carrying plates of food near long tables with plastic chairs. A large crowd extends outdoors toward trees at left. A partially visible person in orange cloth stands at the far right edge.2008-03-06February 28 20092009-02-28A indoor dining hall where a crowd of men in white shirts and white dhotis queue along a serving counter. In the foreground, an older man with grey hair sits with hands pressed together in prayer over a metal plate of food, while another man sits beside him. Other men stand in line, one in a red shirt on the right. The setting is a plain tiled hall with a red pillar and a window behind the counter. No prominent figure matching the a person cues is visible.2006-12-15A covered veranda with red-painted wooden pillars and a corrugated roof, where a crowd queues along a white building. Many people wear white clothes, with some women in white kurtas and orange-red stoles, and a few in patterned or green-striped shirts. Some hold small steel cups or plates, and a steel serving counter with large stainless vessels runs along the wall. No single figure is clearly identifiable as the a person from appearance alone, so the a person field is unsure. Several people stand in the foreground, partially visible, and the rest are at a distance.2009-08-26A dense crowd of devotees in white clothing gathers under a covered walkway beneath a red-tiled roof, with a small tree in the centre. Most people wear white kurtas and dresses. A man in the foreground wears a bright orange cloth on his head and a rudraksha-type bead necklace, while a man beside him wears a lanyard badge and a purple beaded mala. Several women with long hair and white garments stand among the crowd, and one woman in the lower right has a braid and a red garment. Strings of attendee lanyards hang from several necks. The scene appears to be an evening gathering at an ashram-style venue.2008-07-17December 14 20062006-12-14A photograph of a covered outdoor corridor with a corrugated roof supported by red steel beams. Many people in white clothing stand and sit in the open space; several women wear white saris with brown borders and rudraksha-style beads, and men wear white dhotis and shirts. A woman in a white sari with a light brown border walks forward at center, while a man in an orange garment stands among the crowd on the left. Spectators in the foreground observe the gathering from the edge of the frame, and a window and wall with a blue cable are visible on the left. The people are distinct from any printed portraits, and no clear appearance-based candidate for a person is established.2008-07-17A covered open-sided pavilion with a tiled orange roof and woven bamboo screens shows a long queue of about a dozen men and women standing at a metal-topped counter. Many men wear white dhotis and white shirts; one woman wears a green and white sari and another a pink sari. A man in an orange shirt and an older man with white hair and beard stand near the middle, and a young man in a light blue shirt stands at the right edge. No a person candidate is clearly identifiable, so no appearance-based label is applied.2006-12-10December 15 20062006-12-15Photograph of a covered open-sided dining hall with a long metal serving table laid with plates, paper cups and food along its length. Several people stand along the table: a man in a white shirt with an orange-and-white lanyard and hands pressed together, a man in a white t-shirt with a printed logo, a man in white dhoti-style clothing, and a woman in a cream and red sari on the left. A man in a saffron-orange robe stands near the center by an orange cloth hanging from the rafters. Palm trees and thatched huts are visible through the windows. The setting suggests a communal meal serving.2008-12-29