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June 04 2006

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A photograph of a red-washed stone passage with a curved arched ceiling and worn plaster walls. At the left, a short flight of red stone steps leads up toward a group of people in orange and white. Two figures stand near the top: a bald man in white clothes with an orange shawl and a beaded necklace, and a young person in orange and white beside him. On a red-painted stone bench at right lie folded cloths in yellow and pale cream. A small painted Hindi inscription in a rectangle sits on the wall above the bench.

A photograph of a red-pillared riverside ghat pavilion with stone steps descending toward the water. Several people in saffron and orange robes stand and sit on a white marble platform with a dark patterned mat laid out. A figure in white kurta and a figure in saffron shawl stand near brass pots and vessels on the left. A man in saffron sits on the steps to the right, and a barefoot bystander in a checked lungi stands at far right. Painted Hindi text and red motifs decorate the wall. A stone shrine niche appears at upper right. Wide, tilted perspective taken from above.

June 04 2006

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January 01 2018

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A group of saffron-robed devotees descends a red stone staircase beneath a rounded red-washed archway in a Haridwar-style ghat setting. A man in orange clothing with a gold necklace and a flag-bearing devotee in white and orange lead the procession, one holding a red, yellow and white ceremonial umbrella with a decorative fringe. A man in white holding a camera or phone at the left edge films the group. On a red wooden bench at right lie folded yellow and white cloths. A printed Hindi sign hangs on the weathered wall. a person candidate is not clearly identifiable by appearance.

June 04 2006

August 24 2014

Photograph of a group walking down stone ghat steps beside the Ganga in Varanasi, with white cloths and laundry spread across the lower embankment. In the centre, a man in saffron-orange robe and a man in orange dhoti and shawl descend, with a man in white kurta and grey trousers and others in white shirts nearby. A woman in a green sari and a seated man in a white shirt with red scarf are in the foreground. A faded painted figure of a deity appears on the wall behind, and a yellow sign reads Juna Akhara. A man in a saffron-orange robe and a man in a white dhoti and shirt with a red-orange bag walk toward the left. Nine people are visible.

May 14 2014

A photograph of a seated figure in orange saffron robes resting on a red-painted concrete bench under a pink, peeling wall. The seated person has long dark hair, a heavy gold-toned necklace and beaded rudraksha-style mala, and holds a wooden staff while covering the face with one hand. To the right, two people in orange clothing stand with hands pressed together in namaskar, and a yellow cloth lies folded on the bench at left. Painted Hindi text is visible on the upper-left wall. Behind the seated figure, the wall shows graffiti and dark staining.