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Close side profile photograph of a smiling man with long, dark, swept-back hair and a red bindi with white tilak above his brow, looking to the right against a blurred outdoor background of greenery and rock with an orange wall behind him. He wears an orange garment at the bottom edge of the frame. The man's appearance shows long swept-back hair and orange clothing, which are cues consistent with the Swamiji candidate, so he is described as Swamiji (probable) in this single-person portrait.

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November 17 20092009-11-17Close-up photograph of a smiling man in profile facing left, with long dark hair swept back and falling past his shoulders. A red tilak or kumkum mark sits on his forehead, and he wears a light garment at the bottom edge of the frame. The background is a warm, dim red tone. a person candidate: the long swept-back hair and red forehead mark are cues, but the appearance alone is too uncertain to confirm, so the subject is labelled unsure.2006-10-22 +1 copiesClose profile photograph of a smiling man with long, voluminous dark wavy hair falling past his shoulders. He wears a red tilak mark on his forehead and an orange garment is visible at the bottom edge. A dark background fills the right side of the frame.2006-10-29November 17 20092009-11-17February 12 20072007-02-12 +1 copiesJuly 11 20062006-07-11February 05 20072007-02-05August 27 20062006-08-27February 12 20072007-02-12 +1 copiesClose profile photograph of a smiling man with long dark hair swept back, wearing a red-and-white tilak on his forehead and an orange garment at the bottom edge of the frame. The background is blurred with warm golden lights and green foliage. a person appears in person: long swept hair and saffron-orange clothing are visible.2009-11-17Close profile photograph of a smiling man with long dark hair swept back, wearing an orange saffron garment and a small red mark on his forehead. The plain brown background is out of focus. Only one person is visible.2009-12-17February 05 20072007-02-05