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A large outdoor gathering of seated devotees under a red-trimmed canvas canopy, with banana plants and palms beyond. Most attendees wear white clothing, many with white or beaded neck lanyards, and women wear white and colourful saris. Several people sit cross-legged on bare dirt, with a row of sandals lined up at the lower left and bags nearby. No single central figure is clearly visible in the frame, and the crowd fills the view to the horizon.

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A large outdoor gathering of devotees seated on bare ground under a long red-and-white striped canopy, with palm trees and banana plants behind. Most people wear white shirts and white dhotis or sarees, with some in blue, green and teal saris, and several women with white or patterned head coverings. Many sit with hands folded or palms together. Foreground figures include a man in a green shirt and a woman in a blue saree and white dress. White banners hang at the right edge. No single figure is clearly identifiable as a person from the visible cues, and no stage figure is shown.2010-01-01A large outdoor gathering of seated devotees on bare ground under a maroon and cream striped canopy with a clear blue sky above. Most people wear white clothing, with some women in saris of blue, green, yellow and pink, and a few men in white shirts. Many sit with hands folded or palms together in prayer, and the crowd fills the frame in dense rows. Footwear is left in a pile at the lower left behind a rough wooden log barrier, and banana plants and palm trees stand in the background. No individual at the front is clearly identifiable as a person.2010-01-01A large outdoor gathering of seated devotees on a sloped dirt embankment under a red-and-white striped canopy, with bamboo railings dividing the rows. Most people wear white clothes and sit on the ground, with a few in orange or saffron garments and some in green or red shirts. Rows of shoes line the lower edge of the slope. Banana plants and trees stand beyond the crowd under a pale sky. The crowd is dense and extends far into the distance, with many more people than can be individually counted.2010-01-01July 07 20092009-07-07A large seated crowd of devotees fills a white-canopied tent at an outdoor event, most wearing white saris and white dhotis with some in yellow or blue. Many attendees have name badges clipped to their clothes. Speakers hang from the tent poles, and a blue-and-yellow draped backdrop stands at the front. Two staff members in white stand near the side aisles and a few garlanded women sit in the foreground. Several hundred people are visible.2017-03-11A large outdoor gathering under a colourful canopy tent with patterned orange, red and blue fabric and hanging tassels. Hundreds of seated devotees fill the ground, many in white clothes, some in pastel shirts and saris, with rudraksha-style beaded necklaces visible on several men. Poles support the tent, with palms, bunting and parked vehicles visible in the background.2007-08-17December 29 20102010-12-29A large seated crowd under a canopy of blue posts and a red-and-white tent fabric. Most attendees wear white shirts and white dhotis or trousers; several men wear rudraksha malas. Women in saris of pink, green, orange and blue sit among them. Many faces are turned toward the front, outside the frame. The gathering appears to be an outdoor programme with devotees sitting closely together on the ground and on chairs.2007-08-17March 11 20172017-03-11 +1 copiesA large outdoor gathering of seated devotees on bare earth under a red-and-white striped canopy on bamboo poles. Hundreds of people, mostly dressed in white, sit in rows behind bamboo barriers, with a few in orange and saffron clothing and some in colourful sarees and kurtas. Rows of footwear are placed neatly on the ground in front of the barrier. Banana plants and trees stand behind the crowd under a clear pale sky. A red mat and white plastic chairs are visible at the left edge. No clear a person candidate is visible among the seated crowd.2010-01-01December 29 20102010-12-29July 08 20092009-07-08 +1 copies