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March 01 2013

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A collage of two photographs. On the left, a man with long hair and a blue cap stands with palms pressed together in namaste, wearing an orange shawl over an orange dhoti and a rudraksha mala. On the right, a shrine with a red draped backdrop holds large deity murtis of a seated couple adorned with gold and silver jewellery, a crown and garlands of yellow, red and purple flowers. In front of the shrine, a smaller figure in a pink garment and pink cap sits before a kalasha and brass oil lamp, with a garland draped across the altar. +1 copies2011 - Photo AlbumApril 22 20132013-04-22December 28 20112011-12-28Photo 116837412011 - Photo AlbumJanuary 12 20122012-01-12A two-panel collage. On the left, a pair of decorated deity murtis stand under a gold arch against a red curtain: a male figure in an orange-and-red turban with a trident and a female figure in a red and pink sari, both draped with garlands of yellow and purple flowers, with an ornate kalasha-like object before them. On the right, a close-up of a man with long dark hair, a red tilak on his forehead, wearing an orange robe and a large garland of red roses. The collage is composed of photographs and has no physical people beyond the subjects shown in the panels.Photo 11740846April 03 20122012-04-03 +2 copiesApril 28 20122012-04-28A photograph of a man in a flowing saffron-orange robe standing at left, raising his right hand in a greeting or blessing, with long dark hair swept back. Beside him are two richly decorated deity murti seated on a raised dais: the figure at centre wears a gold crown, gold ornaments and a white garland, and the figure at right wears a crown, a blue and gold embroidered sari and bangles. Saffron-orange fabric drapes the background and the altar area is lit by a warm glow, with rose petals scattered at the base. The man is the only physical person visible; he is shown with distinctive long hair and saffron robe cues, so the appearance-based label applies.