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Outdoor photo of a white canopy booth with a navy cloth backdrop at a Guru Poornima event. Several people queue at a table on the left, including a woman in a white sari holding a small child and young men in casual shirts and jeans. In the foreground a man in white dhoti and shirt with a red-and-white tote bag walks past, while another man in white dhoti and shirt sorts papers at a navy-draped table. A woman in a white sari sits behind a display rack of framed photographs and booklets. A portrait of a smiling woman is pinned at the top right of the booth. Overcast sky and bare ground are visible.

Outdoor event under a white and grey canopy on a dry grassy ground, with white apartment buildings behind. Several men and women in white and cream clothing mill about; a man in a white shirt and dhoti with a rudraksha-style mala stands at the front, and an older man in a cream kurta carries a bag. A woman in a yellow salwar kameez walks at left. Behind them, red banners hang on a dark blue backdrop and a framed portrait of a bearded man in orange-toned clothing is displayed on the grey drape. Tables with books and items line the right side, staffed by people in white. No clear visible figure fits the appearance cues for a person.

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Evening photo of a crowded outdoor satsang or event tent with white and red draped fabric overhead. Several framed portraits of a figure in orange robes seated in meditation stand on a table and along the back wall, and one is labelled as a portrait. Many people mill around a long table displaying rudraksha malas, small red items, booklets and framed items for sale. Women wear sarees in white, red and blue, men wear shirts and white mundus, and a few wear orange. Some are looking at the goods while others stand and talk near the tent.

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A photograph inside a large tent with beige walls and a green floor, where many men and women mill around a registration or sales table. In the centre a man with a shaved head wears an orange saffron wrap over white clothes and leans over the table. Many people wear white shirts and white dhotis, and one woman in an orange and yellow sari stands at left. Behind them hang banners with portraits of a figure in orange headwear and a Tamil caption, including one reading Sri Anandeshwarar temple maha kumbhabhishekam January 2007. Red plastic chairs and a white tablecloth are visible.

A crowd of devotees in white and pale clothing gathers in a black-draped exhibition tent with a white canopy. Several men wear white shirts and white dhotis, while women wear saris in green, cream and pale yellow, one with a red and white sari. They stand before a row of framed posters mounted on the black walls, some showing photographs and diagrams, including one headed Gemstones and Chakras. Tables with orange cloth hold displayed materials along the left side, and the red-carpeted floor is visible beneath.

A large indoor hall with a concrete floor and a long white-draped table of bead malas, rudraksha strands and small items laid out for sale. Several women in white and cream saris sit or stand behind the table, handling the goods, while men in white shirts and dhotis move around the room and at the back. A framed portrait sits among the merchandise on the table. Banners with decorative red, green and blue patterns and printed posters line the back wall, and a pillar with carved decoration stands at the right edge.

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A crowded photograph inside a white tented hall with a purple backdrop and marigold garlands hanging on the wall. Many men and women, most in white clothing, stand at a long table with framed photographs and printed portrait cards laid out, handling items and picking them up. Red containers, possibly kumkum, sit at the left of the table. Several people wear glasses, and one man in a checked shirt stands among those in white. Several white ceiling fans hang beneath the tent canopy.

December 30 2009