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Night photograph of a large outdoor satsang audience seated on rows of blue and white plastic chairs on bare ground. Most attendees wear white shirts and white dhotis or mundus, with some in darker or coloured shirts. Floodlights line the top of the frame, and a lit stage with a red platform and striped canopy sits in the background. To the right, a large screen shows a figure in orange and red ceremonial clothing, and orange flags fly along the edges of the venue.

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January 11 20102010-01-11A night-time outdoor satsang gathering. A large crowd of mostly men in white clothes sits on rows of blue plastic chairs behind bamboo and rope barriers, facing a raised stage under a white canopy with green and saffron trim. On the stage, a figure in orange clothes sits centrally between two other seated people, with a red-draped table in front. Saffron flags and floodlights stand around the grounds, and speaker stacks flank the stage. The image is a photograph, and the crowd is far more than a hundred people.2010-01-11 +2 copiesA large night-time outdoor gathering with a crowd of devotees seated on rows of blue plastic chairs across a dry grassy field under bright floodlight towers. Most people wear white dhotis and white shirts, with women in colourful saris. A large projection screen stands at right, and a lit banner with a deity image hangs at the back, with flags along the perimeter. The crowd appears to be listening to a satsang.2010-01-11 +1 copiesJanuary 11 20102010-01-11 +2 copiesJanuary 11 20102010-01-11 +2 copiesA night-time outdoor gathering in which a very large crowd of people sits on rows of blue plastic chairs, mostly seen from behind, many in white shirts and yellow or green garments. Bright floodlights and a lit stage with a backdrop stand at the far end, with tall illuminated towers and side screens on either side of the open ground. Distant figures stand near the stage and aisles. The scene conveys a large evening programme in an open field.2010-01-24Night-time outdoor satsang with a large audience seated on rows of blue plastic chairs on bare ground, mostly men in white shirts and dhotis, viewed from behind. Bright floodlights and saffron flags frame the open-air stage at the far end, where a small group sits on an orange-draped dais beneath a striped canopy with a backdrop panel. Several people appear to be seated on the stage near a central table. Trusses and speaker stacks flank the scene.2010-01-11 +1 copiesJanuary 22 20102010-01-22Night photograph of a large outdoor satsang audience seated on rows of blue plastic chairs across a dirt ground, facing a distant illuminated stage with a canopy and screens. Floodlights glow over the crowd, and many men in white shirts, yellow shirts and dhotis sit in the foreground. A few wear caps or head coverings. The stage in the far distance is too small to identify any individual figure on it. The crowd is numerous and fills the frame.2010-01-10 +1 copiesNight-time outdoor satsang with a very large audience seated on blue plastic chairs in rows facing a lit stage at the left, which has a decorated canopy with blue and gold trim and a backdrop of a figure. A large screen at the centre shows a projected image, and a bright floodlight glows at the right. Most seated attendees wear white shirts and light clothing; a few women wear sarees, and one man wears a bright orange head cloth and another a yellow turban. The photo is taken from behind the audience. The scene is an open-air gathering with a stage, screen and rows of attendees.2010-01-10Night outdoor satsang on an open dirt ground with a very large crowd seated in white and plastic chairs in rows facing a distant stage. The stage area is lit with a canopy and a small lit platform, with a glowing decorated deity murti or shrine figure on the right side and large screens showing images on either side. Bright floodlights illuminate the scene against a dark sky. Many attendees wear white dhotis and shirts, while others wear checked shirts and head cloths. a person is not clearly identifiable among the distant figures on the stage, so no candidate is asserted.2010-01-09 +2 copiesJanuary 11 20102010-01-11 +2 copies