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June 27 2013

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A framed photograph on a puja altar shows a man in an orange-saffron turban and orange-red shawl, wearing a beaded rudraksha-style mala necklace with a red tilak on his forehead, set against a forest backdrop. Beside him are smaller framed images, including a standing figure holding a sword-like staff and a seated figure in orange. Brass items sit on an orange mat: a bell with a handle, oil lamps and a plate with pink flowers, leaves and a bundle of sandals. The arrangement is a shrine-style display with pink flowers garlanding the frame.2013-06-27A photograph of a ceremonial puja setup on a low orange mat in front of a large framed portrait of a man in an orange-red turban, dark rudraksha-style bead necklace and orange robe, shown against a forest backdrop. The portrait is labelled with the copyright line visible in the image. Smaller framed pictures of a seated figure in orange robes appear beside it. In the foreground are brass plates, oil lamps, a brass bell, a kalasha-like vessel, a small silver cup, pink flowers and green leaves. A person with bare shoulders in orange clothing sits at left with their back to the camera, facing the altar. Swamiji (probable): the framed portrait shows a man in an orange turban, bead necklace and orange robe, consistent with the page's reference.2013-06-27July 10 20132013-07-10July 06 20132013-07-06A photograph of a ritual puja arrangement on a table. Centre-left, a framed photo of a man wearing an orange and maroon turban and a red-orange garment, with a vermilion tilak on his forehead, stands behind the offerings. The portrait's wearer is a printed photograph, not a physical person here. Around it are brass oil lamps (diyas) lit with flames, yellow marigolds, pink rose and rose petals, green leaves, a black Shiva lingam, a small brass deity murti, a brass kalasha-style vessel and a rudraksha mala. An orange cloth and a checked orange-and-white cloth lie beneath. No physical people are visible apart from a sliver of a maroon garment at the lower right edge.2013-07-02Overhead view of a ritual puja setup on a rust-orange cloth over white tiles. A framed photograph stands at the back showing a long-haired figure in orange robes with a rudraksha mala, seated and gesturing with one hand; this is a printed portrait, not a person present. Around it are brass plates and cups holding hibiscus and other flowers, a brass kalasha-style vessel with a lamp, incense sticks in a brass holder, a small copper cup with liquid, a wooden spoon in a copper vessel, a copper yantra plate, betel-leaf and fruit offerings, and a folded orange cloth. An orange-robed sleeve is visible at the lower right.2013-06-24A large framed portrait photograph is displayed on an ornate gilded throne-style seat, with brass hanging bells on either side. The portrait shows a smiling man in an orange saffron turban with a red tilak mark on his forehead, wearing an orange saffron shawl over his shoulders, with long dark hair visible. A printed caption beneath the portrait reads "PARAMAHAMSA NITHYANANDA", and a Paramahamsa Dhyanapeetham, , Source . a person appears as the portrait subject, shown as a depiction in a printed photograph rather than in person. No physical people are present in the scene2013-10-17August 03 20132013-08-03April 15 20132013-04-15 +3 copiesSeptember 24 20132013-09-24A photograph of a devotional offering arrangement. A brass tray holds a cut-out printed figure of a smiling man with long dark hair, bare-shouldered in orange cloth with a large pale bead necklace, behind a small framed photograph of another smiling man in an orange turban and orange robe with a bead mala, hand raised in blessing. The tray is filled with pink lotus petals, orange and yellow petals, a pink lotus leaf, sprigs of green leaves and small white flowers, and a small bowl of dark seeds or berries. These are printed and framed images on objects, not physical people. a person is a page-stated appearance-based candidate here, but the printed images are depictions only.2013-10-21 +1 copiesJuly 28 20142014-07-28