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November 07 20112011-11-07June 25 20092009-06-25A close overhead photo of a large pile of thin, pale, crisp papadums heaped on an ornate scalloped silver tray. The wafers are light beige with a few darker specks, set on a dim tabletop with a glass or metal vessel edge visible at the upper right. No people are visible in the frame.2011-11-07A close photograph of a shallow stainless steel bowl holding a pile of thin, crisp, pale golden papadums with wavy edges, set on a dark surface. No people are visible.2006-10-12April 26 20182018-04-26 +1 copiesFebruary 19 20152015-02-19 +1 copiesA photograph of a shiny metal bowl covered with clear plastic wrap, holding thin, crisp, golden-brown flat fried wafers or papadum-like snacks. The bowl rests on a bright orange-red cloth against a pale, mossy white wall at the top. A second metal bowl is partly visible at the left edge, also wrapped in plastic. No people, deity murti or a person candidate is visible; the scene shows food offerings laid out on the cloth.2010-09-08A close-up photograph of a large stainless steel bowl filled with fried puris, golden-brown flatbreads with puffed, blistered surfaces. A small red-handled serving spatula rests against the rim of the bowl. The bowl sits on a table covered with a floral-patterned cloth, and a blue patterned fabric is visible at the top edge. No people are visible.2009-06-25October 06 20062006-10-06Close-up photograph of a heap of freshly steamed white idlis, soft round rice-and-lentil cakes with a fine porous texture, piled together in a shiny stainless steel vessel. No people, deities or ritual objects are visible; the frame is filled with the pale cakes and their steam-moistened surfaces.2014-08-02March 03 20182018-03-03A close overhead photograph of a clear glass or metal-rimmed bowl filled with flat, round and oval light-brown crispy snack wafers or biscuits, some with dark specks, resting on an orange woven mat against a white wall. No people are visible; the page's discourse text is not depicted in the image.2010-09-08