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April 06 20122012-04-06A photograph of a fire burning in the open firebox of a large dark cylindrical metal boiler or stove. Bright orange flames and glowing embers spill from the opening onto a bed of ash and small coals. To the right, a stack of split firewood logs is piled against a pale grey wall. A metal pipe fitting projects from the boiler's side, and a dented metal container sits at the left edge. No people are visible in the scene.2012-04-06A photograph of a person in orange robes with a red border bending over a wood-fired stove. A stainless steel cylindrical vessel with pipes stands behind a small fire of split logs on a concrete hearth. The person in orange holds a brass lamp or vessel toward the flames, while a figure in white clothes is partly visible at the right edge. A red-brick wall and a water bottle sit in the background.2008-02-12October 08 20172017-10-08January 06 20122012-01-06October 08 20172017-10-08January 06 20122012-01-06September 13 20132013-09-13A large dented aluminium cooking pot sits over an open wood fire on bare ground, cooking food for the annadaan relief distribution. Flames lick up between thick logs. Behind, several blurred people in white and orange clothing stand near a red cloth hung on a line and a blue plastic drum. The scene is dusky and outdoors.2012-01-06October 08 20172017-10-08Close-up photograph of a large, deep, dark metal bowl or pit holding a burning fire with bright orange flames and rising white smoke. Glowing embers sit in the base of the vessel. Behind it are striped red, green, blue and pink woven cloths, and at the upper right a small brass vessel and a yellow-covered surface. This appears to be a fire pit. No people are visible in the frame.2017-10-08A close-up photograph of a metal crucible or vessel glowing orange-red over an open fire at night. Flames rise around its base, and iron tongs or rods hold the vessel in place over glowing charcoal. The scene looks like a metalworking or casting process, with no people visible.2014-08-24