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A smiling man with long dark hair sits beside a bouquet of yellow and pink flowers. He wears a white and gold turban with a gold band and a central jewel, and a turquoise and gold embroidered kurta. In the blurred background at left, a person in an orange-saffron robe with a rudraksha mala holds a folded pink towel with both hands. A striped curtain forms the backdrop.

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Close-up photograph of a smiling man with long, dark, swept-back hair wearing a white and gold patterned turban with a gold band and a red-and-pink jewelled ornament at the centre, a red tilak on his forehead, and a teal and gold embroidered garment. Behind him on the left, a figure in orange robes and a second figure in a pale pink and white shawl stand near a pink and yellow flower arrangement. The background is a red and beige striped curtain and a gold ornate chair. The man has long black hair, a turban, a gold-trimmed garment and a tilak, which are the appearance cues for Swamiji (probable), seated and honoured in this scene.2010-09-02Close photograph of a smiling man seated on a golden throne, wearing a white and gold patterned turban fitted with a gold band and a peacock feather, with a red tilak on his forehead. He has long dark hair and wears a teal embroidered garment. Beside him are yellow and pink flowers, and a striped grey and red backdrop. Printed copyright text overlays the lower right corner. The turban, peacock feather and throne are visible cues, but the appearance is not distinctive enough to confirm identity, so this is an unsure appearance-based candidate seated in a ceremonial setting.2010-09-02 +1 copiesA seated man in a pale mint-green embroidered kurta and matching dhoti sits on an ornate gold throne with red upholstery. He wears a white turban-style headpiece with a gold band and a peacock feather, plus a gold necklace and a small red tilak on his forehead. A vase of orange, red, yellow and white flowers stands beside him against a dark blue curtain. Swamiji (probable) is the label for this figure based on the swept long hair, the peacock-feather crown, the ornate gold throne and the ceremonial gold necklace.2010-09-02 +1 copiesNovember 29 20092009-11-29A smiling man with long, dark, wavy hair wears a white and gold-trimmed turban decorated with beaded strands and a red bindi on his forehead. He is dressed in a white embroidered shirt and holds a garland of yellow and white flowers with red blooms draped over his shoulders. Behind him, a blurred crowd of people sits in a dim hall, with a woman in white at left. a person : long swept-back hair, ornate white turban and flower garland, shown as a smiling devotee-style figure at a Pratyaksha Paada Pooja event.2009-11-29November 29 20092009-11-29December 22 20092009-12-22Close-up photo of a smiling man in a pale cream silk turban with a dark red tilak mark on his forehead, long dark hair falling behind his shoulders, wearing a red garment with teal and gold embroidered collar. Blurred gold and yellow floral decorations fill the background. a person, identified by the turban, long hair and ornate red and gold attire, appears in person as a central figure.2009-12-22A close photo of a smiling man with eyes closed, wearing a cream-coloured turban and a red silk embroidered garment with a teal-and-gold collar. A red tilak mark is on his forehead and long dark hair falls behind his shoulder. He raises one arm, and behind him stands an ornate gold deity murti or throne frame decorated with flower garlands in yellow, red and purple. a person: the cues are the long swept-back hair, turban and ornate saffron-red attire, but identity is uncertain from appearance.2009-12-22A close photograph of a smiling man with eyes lowered, wearing an ornate gold and red-trimmed turban decorated with a small floral ornament, a red bindi on his forehead, long dark hair falling behind, and gold necklaces at his neck. White flowers and yellow blossoms are visible above, and a red and white printed backdrop with floral designs lies behind him.2006-12-26November 29 20092009-11-29December 22 20092009-12-22