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A construction site at the Bidadi ashram with bare earth and piles of sand and gravel in the foreground. A concrete mixer on wooden wheels is being loaded by a worker in a white shirt and blue head wrap, while a second worker in a blue shirt and pink head wrap bends over sacks and buckets beside stacked iron rebar. Another worker in a striped shirt stands at the left. A white van, a small orange building and a boundary wall with trees sit in the background.

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A construction site photograph in daylight with sand and gravel piles in the foreground. Three workers are visible: on the left a man in a striped shirt stands beside a stack of steel rods; in the centre a worker in a white shirt and a blue-and-white cloth wrapped around the head feeds material into a tilting drum cement mixer on wheels; on the right a worker in a blue shirt and red head cloth bends over gravel and cement bags on a green tarpaulin. Rebar bundles, a blue oil drum and a white concrete block lie nearby, with a dirt lot, a red-roofed building and a parked van in the background. No a person candidate is present.2010-02-03A dusty construction site with a grey concrete mixer drum on a metal frame, a worker in a white shirt and blue checked head cloth tipping a pink bucket into the drum. A second young man in a blue-and-white striped shirt stands watching on the left beside a stack of concrete blocks. Piles of sand, gravel and steel rods lie nearby, with a dirt road, a wall, a parked car and a small orange structure in the background. No ritual or a person figure is visible.2010-02-03A construction site photographed in daylight on bare red-brown earth. In the foreground a rotating drum concrete mixer on a metal frame sits beside a blue-rimmed steel drum. Piles of grey crushed stone and rusted rebar lie around. At right, a worker in a white shirt and grey trousers bends over sacks and a shallow pan, and another worker in a blue shirt handles sacks at the edge of the frame. Behind them are a white van, a small orange shed, a parked car and a low concrete boundary wall on a hillside.2010-02-03December 17 20092009-12-17October 29 20062006-10-29 +1 copiesA photograph of temple construction labour on a sandy site. Three men work barefoot with long-handled hoes or shovels, mixing wet grey concrete mixed with gravel on the ground. The man in the foreground wears a white shirt and a green-and-yellow checked lungi, bending forward over the mix. Behind him another worker in a white shirt and checked lungi stoops with a hoe. At left, a man in a teal top and plaid lungi holds a red bucket, while an orange bucket sits on the sand. Piles of sand and a loose cloth lie in the background.2006-12-09A dusty red-earth construction site under a clear sky, with sand piles, stacked white cement bags on the right, and rows of grey concrete blocks laid out along the left. Several workers in light clothing are scattered across the site; one young man in a pale shirt and checked lungi stands at the block row, and others in white garments bend and carry materials near a fence line of trees and palms in the background.Outdoor construction site on reddish-brown earth. Workers build a low wall of grey concrete blocks in a trench. A man in dark shirt and grey trousers bends to lay a block, while others in saris and shirts carry mortar and stones. Piles of cement bags and stacked blocks sit in the background, a blue drum stands at right, and a man in white dhoti stands on a mound near a fence of bushes and trees. No a person candidate is visible in the scene.A construction site photograph showing a steel concrete mixer on wheels, its drum tilted, with a worker in a plaid shirt and tan cloth wrap bent over at left and another worker in a striped shirt and beige headwrap pouring from a pink bucket into the mixer. A third worker in a grey shirt and orange-and-white checked headwrap stands beside a blue plastic drum. Piles of brown earth, grey stone chips and sacks lie around, with a yellow building and red brick wall behind.2009-10-15April 2008 - Making Of Kailaasa In TiruvannamalaiDecember 15 20092009-12-15April 2008 - Making Of Kailaasa In Tiruvannamalai