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February 02 2010

Indoor photograph in a small room with a wooden door and white walls, beside a wall-mounted electric fan. A bare-chested elderly man with white hair and a white beard, wearing an orange cloth with a green-and-maroon border, sits on a carved wooden chair writing on a sheet of paper. Seated beside him in a matching carved chair is a younger man with long dark hair, wearing an orange robe and a long garland of white and pink flowers with a gold bead necklace. Two standing attendants in orange robes stand behind them, one holding a phone and the other a rudraksha mala. A red-and-gold cloth and loose white flowers lie on a low table in the foreground.

Two men sit side by side in wooden armchairs in an indoor room with wood-panelled cabinets, a white wall and a pedestal fan. The man on the left, with long swept-back dark hair, wears a saffron-orange robe and a long garland of white and pink flowers, laughing and holding the hand of the older man. The older man on the right is bare-chested with white hair and a white beard, wearing an orange cloth with green and maroon border, holding a sheet of paper. A third person in a white shirt holds a green and clear water bottle with a tube near him, and another orange-clad figure stands at the far left edge. a person appearance cues: the left man has long swept-back hair, saffron clothing and a flower garland, matching the page's description of a meeting.

A indoor room with a wooden cabinet and wall outlets. A young man with long dark hair, a vermilion bindi and an orange saffron robe wears a long garland of white, pink and red flowers and a gold-coloured bead necklace. He receives a red and white book from an older bearded man with long grey hair, white forehead markings, a bare chest and an orange dhoti with a maroon border, who holds it out with both hands. To the left, another orange-robed man covers his mouth with his hands, and a third orange-clad figure stands at the edge of the frame.

Two men sit in wooden armchairs in a plain room with a wooden door and a white wall, beside a white electric pedestal fan. The younger man on the left wears an orange robe, a long pink and white flower garland, a gold necklace and a red bindi, and smiles toward the camera. The older man on the right has a long white beard, a bare chest and an orange robe with green and red borders, and looks up toward the left. A standing man at the far left wears an orange robe and holds a mala. A basket of white and pink flowers sits in the foreground. The younger man in the armchair has long hair and a garland, and his identity is uncertain from appearance alone.

February 02 2010

A photograph taken indoors in a room with wood-panelled walls and a wall socket. A young man with long dark hair, bare-shouldered and wearing a saffron-orange wrap, sits smiling in a wooden chair and wears a long garland of white and pink flowers with green leaves, plus a gold-beaded necklace. Beside him an older bearded man with white hair, bare-chested and wearing an orange wrap with a green-and-gold border, sits holding a sheet of paper. Standing behind and to the left are a man in white dhoti and shirt with glasses, a woman in a brown floral sari, and a person in orange clothing. In the foreground lie flower garlands, a red and gold cloth, and small brass or silver containers. Five people are visible.

A seated man in orange and red robes sits on an ornate gold throne decorated with red and white flowers, smiling as he looks down at an open booklet. A second person in an orange robe with long dark hair stands at left, one hand raised near the seated man's shoulder. The seated man has a red tilak mark on his forehead and wears a red sleeveless undergarment under an orange shawl. A red and black tiger-striped cushion rests beside him. The setting is a ceremonial stage with white draped fabric behind. a person: the seated figure has long swept-back hair absent here, so appearance cues are limited to saffron clothing and a throne; identity is uncertain.

Two saffron-robed men sit on wooden chairs in a plain room with mint-green walls and a pink curtain. The younger man on the left wears an orange turban and a long, dark, loose-haired style with a long dark rudraksha mala across his chest, hands clasped in his lap, looking down. The older bald man on the right, wearing thin-framed glasses and orange robes, holds an open glossy book with a photo of a smiling figure in orange and turns its pages. A mobile phone rests on the armrest nearby.

December 05 2009

Indoor event under a white draped ceiling with orange-and-yellow tassels, with a brick wall and windows behind. A man with long, swept-back dark hair, a white forehead mark, a red bindi, and an orange robe over a long rudraksha mala smiles while reaching forward to accept an object from an elderly bald man with white vibhuti on his forehead, wearing an orange robe with a maroon and gold shawl. Another elderly bearded man in an orange robe and teal turban stands behind them, and a man at right wears a white kurta and green shawl. Partially visible people at left and in the background suggest a seated audience. a person: the long swept hair, orange robe and rudraksha mala are the cues for the central figure, who is receiving or handing over an item during a sadhu gathering.

Two men in saffron-orange robes sit on carved wooden chairs in a room with wood-panelled walls and a wall fan. The man at centre wears a thick white and pink flower garland, rudraksha beads and a red tilak, and raises one index finger while speaking. Beside him an older white-bearded man with long grey hair, bare chest and green-bordered orange cloth holds a sheet of paper and listens. A young man in orange stands at left, and another in orange stands behind. A tray of flowers and a red cloth lie in the foreground. a person is the centre man, identified by his garland, rudraksha beads and orange robe.