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January 01 2019

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A posed group photo of four people in a bright, white-walled hall with blurred figures and orange drapes behind them. On the left, a man with a tied-up topknot, rudraksha mala and white-and-red tilak holds a toddler in a gold-and-pink embroidered dress with a black dot on her forehead. Beside them, a smiling bare-chested man with white tilak and a silver pendant on a thin cord stands center. On the right, an older smiling man in a white dhoti-style wrap wears a thick rudraksha mala and red-and-white tilak. No one in the frame is identified by appearance; the page's a person flag does not establish who is present.2019-01-01January 07 20192019-01-07Photograph of three people posing close together in a bright indoor hall with orange drapery and a dark framed panel behind them. On the left, a man with a bun of long dreadlocked hair, a moustache, white sacred ash lines and a red tilak, wears a rudraksha mala draped over bare shoulders. In the centre, a toddler in a gold and pink embroidered outfit with a black bindi holds a rudraksha mala. On the right, a shaved-headed man with white ash marks and a red tilak stands bare-chested, wearing a silver chain with a pendant and a white sacred thread. Blurred people in white and orange clothing are visible in the background.2019-01-01February 22 20132013-02-22 +1 copiesPhotograph of three men standing shoulder to shoulder and smiling at the camera in a warmly lit tent or pavilion with red fabric behind them. Each wears a white dhoti-style cloth draped over the upper body, dark rudraksha mala strands across the shoulders, and heavy gold necklaces with ornamental pendants. Each has white vibhuti horizontal bands on the forehead with a red kumkum dot at the centre. The man on the centre has longer swept-back hair and a red thread around his neck; the other two have shorter hair. No identity can be confirmed from appearance, so they are described by role only as devotees or priests in ceremonial dress.2015-09-18Three smiling men stand close together indoors in front of a red curtain with colourful lights behind them. Each wears a white dhoti-style cloth draped over the shoulder, long rudraksha mala garlands of dark brown beads, and heavy gold ceremonial necklaces with a gold pendant. Each has white vibhuti marks on the forehead with red kumkum dots, and the man on the right has a red cord around his neck. The man on the left raises an arm.2015-09-09September 18 20152015-09-18A candid group photograph of smiling devotees seated closely together outdoors, mostly wearing saffron-orange garments. A man in front left wears a white dhoti with yellow border and a grey beard, smiling broadly. Beside him a young girl in an orange wrap wears rudraksha beads and a white tilak on her forehead, smiling. To the right a bare-chested man with long dreadlocked hair wears rudraksha malas and orange cloth, and another man at far right wears a large white beaded necklace and orange cloth. Several other people with tilaks and orange clothing sit behind them.2018-05-24 +1 copiesJuly 19 20122012-07-19Photograph of a seated man with short hair pulled back in a bun, wearing a tiger-striped yellow-and-black cloth draped over his body and multiple rudraksha mala strands across his chest and waist. He smiles and extends his hand to offer a small wrapped sweet or prasad packet to a young boy in a white shirt who reaches up with both hands. Behind them stands a man in white ritual cloth with a gold border, rudraksha beads, and white forehead marks. Other people in white and orange clothing, including a woman in orange and children, watch from the background. Colourful garlands hang on the left and a wooden tray of items sits at lower left.2013-07-09November 08 20112011-11-08February 18 20112011-02-18 +1 copies