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A night outdoor satsang audience seated closely in rows on the ground, mostly facing left. Foreground and middle rows include men in white shirts and dhotis, a man in a green shirt, women in cream and white sarees, and a woman with a bindi in a patterned saree. Behind them stands a low wall and a stone shrine-like structure under dark trees. A large banner shows a figure in orange clothing with a tilak against a red background, beside a yellow panel with Tamil text. Bamboo poles and a light are visible above the crowd.

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Night photograph of a large seated audience at an outdoor satsang. Rows of devotees sit on the ground facing away from the camera, their attention forward. Many men wear white dhotis or shirts, and a man in a green shirt sits centre-frame. Women in white saris with gold borders and red blouses sit in front, and a few children are visible. Behind the crowd, two men in white stand near a bamboo fence beside a stone wall, and a lamp glows at the upper right. No speaker or person on a dais is clearly visible in this frame.2010-01-20December 02 20102010-12-02A large night-time outdoor gathering of seated devotees on the ground, many in white shirts and dhotis, others in saffron-orange and red saris. A large portrait banner hangs at the top left, showing a man with garlands, its face not legible at this scale. Bamboo poles and lights line the back of the crowd, with a lit stage area at the far right. Most people sit cross-legged facing forward, some wearing red and white lanyards. The image is a photograph of an assembled audience at an evening event.2010-12-29Large evening outdoor gathering of seated devotees watching an event at night under bright lights. Rows of people fill the foreground, many men in white shirts and dhotis and women in saffron, red, pink and teal saris and shawls, some wearing red or pink head coverings and glasses. A man in a white shirt with an orange shawl sits at right. Behind them stands a tall yellow and red banner with a string of green lights, and a bus and white-clad attendants appear near a wooden fence beside a concrete building. No specific speaker or a person candidate is clearly visible in the crowd.2010-01-23April 17 20112011-04-17Night-time outdoor satsang with a very large seated audience on white plastic chairs under bright floodlights. Most attendees wear white clothing, with several women in yellow and orange saris and a few men in orange garments. A man in the foreground wears a light blue checked shirt and a rudraksha mala. Stage structures and pink tarpaulin screens stand at the back of the open ground, with no clearly visible speaker on stage.2011-05-17A large night gathering of seated devotees sits on a sandy open ground in front of a low building with displayed panels and banners. Most people wear white, with women in saris of red, teal and blue and a few in orange. Floodlights and small lights illuminate the scene from the right, and the audience faces toward the left, toward an unseen stage or ritual area.2011-04-17January 12 20072007-01-12December 29 20102010-12-29A large crowd of seated devotees fills the frame at an evening outdoor gathering, mostly men in white shirts and dhotis, with some women in headscarves and people in coloured garments among them. Many watch intently toward a stage out of frame, the area dimly lit with a large backdrop visible at the top. Bamboo barriers and wooden crowd-control fencing run across the foreground rows, and a small purple and white logo appears in the upper left corner.2010-12-29Night photograph of a large seated audience at an outdoor event in India, rows of people on red plastic chairs under lit banners. Men in white shirts, checked shirts and light kurtas sit in front, women in saris and salwar kameez behind, and children in the rows. A bearded older man in white sits near the centre. Two banners hang above the crowd, one showing a smiling older man in saffron robes, with lights strung along the frame. No speaker or a person candidate is clearly visible on stage, so the presence of a person cannot be confirmed from the image.2006-11-24November 24 20062006-11-24