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August 08 2009

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August 22 20092009-08-22August 22 20092009-08-22Close-up photograph of a dark stone statue face with a red and gold tilak mark on the forehead and an orange head cloth at the top. Behind it, red, orange and white marigold garlands are visible in soft focus. The image is a statue, not a living person, so no physical people appear.2010-12-27Close-up photograph of a dark grey stone statue's face in profile, with a red bindi on the forehead and an orange cloth draped above. Behind it, out of focus, are garlands of red and orange marigolds and white flowers. No living people are visible; the face belongs to a statue or murti, not a person.2010-12-27Close-up photograph of a dark grey stone statue's face in profile, with a red bindi-like mark on the forehead and an orange cloth wrapped on the head. Behind it, blurred garlands of white flowers, red marigolds and yellow marigolds hang in an outdoor setting. The statue appears to be a murti or sculpted figure rather than a living person.2010-12-27Close-up photograph of a dark grey stone murti with a smooth carved face, half-closed eyes and a faint smile. A red and gold bindi-like mark sits on the forehead, and an orange cloth is wrapped over the head. Behind it, blurred garlands of white flowers and red marigolds with a yellow marigold strand are visible. The statue is a deity murti, not a living person.2010-12-27August 22 20092009-08-22August 08 20092009-08-08September 18 20132013-09-18Close-up of a black stone murti of a deity, its face with a red and white tilak on the forehead, wearing an orange cloth draped over the shoulder and a green and yellow woven border, decorated with garlands of yellow marigolds and red roses, with rudraksha beads visible at the neck. The background is foliage. No physical people are visible.2010-07-08July 08 20102010-07-08Close-up photograph of a black stone statue with a serene face, a red bindi at the centre of the forehead and an orange and gold-bordered cloth wrapped over the head. Rudraksha beads hang around the neck and a garland of white, red, yellow and purple flowers rests beside the face. The statue is a carved sculpture rather than a living person, shown outdoors with greenery behind.2010-12-27