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A night-time outdoor book stall under a cream tent with a maroon lotus-petal motif. A white hanging sign reads GALLERIA. Stacks of books in dark covers are piled on white-draped tables. Several people stand at the stall: a woman in a white top with a dark pendant, a woman in a maroon sari with a flower in her hair, and men in white shirts handling books and money. Other people stand behind them under green trees, and a stage light hangs on a metal pole at the right.

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Night photograph of an outdoor book stall under a cream and maroon canopy printed with a red lotus motif. A hanging sign reads GALLERIA in purple letters. Behind the tables hangs a white pleated drape. Several people in white shirts and dhotis or trousers stand at long tables stacked with boxed hardcover books, while a woman in a white top stands at the centre. A man in a light shirt holds a yellow bag. Trees and string lights frame the evening scene. Nobody in the scene is identified as a person.2010-01-09Photograph of a crowded outdoor stall under a cream canvas canopy with a large maroon-outlined lotus motif. A white draped backdrop stands behind the stall, and a blue-and-white sign reads GALLERIA. Several men in shirts stand at a table stacked with boxed books and browse the goods, one in a purple striped shirt and another in a white shirt in the foreground. A woman in an orange sari is partly visible behind the table. Dense foliage and a stage light sit at the edges of the frame.2010-01-09Night photograph of an outdoor pandal with gold swagged drapes and maroon valances, where a crowd of devotees gathers. Many men wear white shirts and white dhotis, while women wear saris. Tables with trays and food items stand at left. A sign reading GALLERIA hangs at the top right, and a framed portrait of a man with long hair and a bearded face sits on an easel near a shrine with lit lamps and a deity murti. A banner reads NITYA DHYANAPEETAM in the background.2010-01-09Night photograph of an outdoor exhibition under a large red-and-white striped tent with a hanging sign reading GALLERIA. Visitors in mixed clothing, including saris, salwar kameez, kurtas and shirts, move between white-draped display tables and walk across a dirt ground. A boy in a yellow shirt stands in the centre foreground, and a man in a blue shirt with a shoulder bag and a child in a teal striped shirt are at right. Table displays hold printed materials, and a framed portrait hangs at the right edge with no clearly identifiable subject.2010-01-09A photograph of a large open-air exhibition marquee at dusk, with a red-and-white canopy and a sign reading GALLERIA hung at the top. Beneath it, a crowd of visitors moves between white-draped display tables stacked with books and framed pictures, including a framed portrait of a saffron-robed figure on the right. Many visitors wear saris and salwar kameez in pink, red, blue and orange, and a few wear white shirts; a small child in a red top and white skirt with an orange head covering stands in the foreground. Count of physical people visible is roughly twenty to thirty.2010-01-09A night photograph of an open-air event area under a large cream and maroon striped tent with floral patterned valances. A sign reading GALLERIA hangs from the tent frame. Bright white lights are mounted on poles beneath the canopy. Under the tent, several people in white ritual clothes sit or stand at tables stacked with books and papers. In the foreground, a man in a light grey shirt walks past, another man in grey stands at right, and a woman in a dark blue sari and a man in yellow-orange robes stand at left. The scene looks like a busy event fair with visitors moving between stalls.2010-01-10A photograph of a crowded tented exhibition hall labelled GALLERIA on a red-and-white banner, with a red-and-cream draped backdrop. Many people in white dhotis and white shirts, along with women in saris and salwar kameez in red, pink, purple and brown, walk across a dusty brown floor between display tables and framed portraits along the walls. A table with white cloth and containers stands at left. Several people are visible, roughly in the 21-100 range.2010-01-09Night-time outdoor book stall under a white tarpaulin canopy lit by bright tube lights, with a dirt ground. Several visitors browse and buy from long white-draped tables stacked with books and framed items. A large banner reads Nithyananda Galleria with a smiling woman's portrait and the website address. Beside it a tall poster shows Tamil text and small photographs. Staff in white shirts and dhotis or trousers assist customers. Visitors include a man in white dhoti and shirt, a woman in a pink sari, a girl in orange, and women in red and yellow saris. Coloured fabric awning sits at the right edge.2010-01-24Evening photograph of a crowded open-air satsang venue under a red-and-white striped canopy with scalloped white valances and red drapes. A sign reading GALLERIA hangs from the tent frame. Many people in white dhotis and shirts and in plain or patterned shirts walk and mill about on a sandy floor, with a woman in a pink sari at left and a woman in a gold-bordered sari at right. A framed portrait of a woman in orange robes stands on an easel near a banner at the back, beside a tented area with gold and red decorations. A man in a light blue shirt and grey trousers walks in the centre, and a man in a dark jacket with a folded orange cloth on his head stands at right.2010-01-09June 14 20092009-06-14Evening scene under a cream and maroon tent at an event stall selling books. Stacks of hardcover and paperback books cover a long table in the foreground. Several women stand behind the table: one in a green sari at left, and in the centre a woman in a white sari with a gold border and blue lanyard, with another woman in white and a seated woman in green at right. A man in a white shirt stands at far left. Behind them, framed portraits of a figure in orange robes hang on the draped white and maroon curtains, and cardboard boxes are stacked on the right. Bright lights illuminate the tent.2010-01-10November 24 20062006-11-24