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Close view of two small terracotta oil lamps (diyas) burning with tall yellow flames on a polished stainless steel surface in a dark room. Each lamp holds a lump of wick or ghee-soaked material. Dark clay bowls with dried leaves or offering material sit at the lower edge of the frame. No people or deity murti are visible.

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November 12 20102010-11-12November 12 20102010-11-12A photograph of a stainless steel table holding a row of small clay oil lamps (diyas) with black wicks, two of them lit with flames in the foreground. One lamp has a red-and-yellow decorative rim. Blurred orange and white fabric and shelving appear in the background. No people are clearly visible and no person is identifiable.2010-11-09November 12 20102010-11-12Close-up photograph of several small clay oil lamps (diyas) burning on a light wooden surface, their flames glowing warm yellow-orange against a soft blurred dark background with bokeh light circles. A partly visible red-and-gold object sits at the left edge. No people are visible.2017-10-18November 12 20102010-11-12July 01 20152015-07-01A close, shallow-focus photograph of several small clay oil lamps (diyas) burning on a smooth floor. The lamp in the foreground holds a bright flame with a curling wick, and blurred lamps glow behind it. At the left edge a partly visible ornate gold-and-red decorated object sits beside the lamps. No people are visible.2017-10-18Close-up photograph of a single flame burning from the wick of a small clay oil lamp on a wooden ledge. The flame is tall and orange-yellow, with a dark charred wick tip. Other unlit lamps sit nearby on the wooden surface. The background is a soft blur of warm brown and red tones, with no people visible. A small purple bird logo appears in the upper left corner.2010-11-09A single lit oil lamp in a shallow copper-coloured bowl sits on a dark stone ledge, its flame glowing amber with a blue base against a deep brown background of blurred warm lights. No people are visible; the lamp is the sole subject.2011-10-05November 12 20102010-11-12December 22 20112011-12-22