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December 15 2014

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Outdoor procession on a dirt path through a shaded forest of tall trees. A large red and gold ceremonial umbrella is held over a smiling man in a red-orange dhoti and matching shawl with a rudraksha mala, carrying a white handheld megaphone. Around him a crowd of devotees wears white dhotis and red shawls, many with red turban-style caps and rudraksha malas; one woman in a red sari walks beside him and a woman with light hair appears among the group. Some marchers carry long blue-handled staffs. Children in white and red walk in the crowd. The scene conveys a ritual walking procession, with the central figure's role appearing to be a leader of the group rather than a seated figure.2014-12-15A procession of devotees walks along a dirt path through a forest of trees near ancient stone ruins in Cambodia. A man in the centre wears an orange-red garment, a long beaded mala and a red sash, and walks beside an orange ceremonial umbrella held by a man in white dhoti with gold border and a red shawl. Other participants wear white, orange and red clothes, red sashes and wide-brimmed orange hats, and several carry small flags. A woman in orange robes stands at left. The scene is a temple procession through jungle ruins.2014-12-15 +1 copiesDecember 15 20142014-12-15December 17 20142014-12-17December 17 20142014-12-17December 15 20142014-12-15 +1 copiesA procession of devotees walks along a sandy-orange stone path flanked by dense green trees, at what appears to be an ancient temple site. Leading the group, a figure in an orange-red dhoti and orange shawl with a red garland and beaded necklaces walks beneath a large orange ceremonial parasol. Behind them, many devotees in white dhotis and white kurtas carry long blue-tipped staffs and wear orange-red headcloths and sashes. Several men in orange robes and a few Cambodian men in khaki and blue work shirts walk alongside. A blue umbrella is visible further back, and the group moves through a crowd of onlookers.2014-12-15December 15 20142014-12-15December 17 20142014-12-17December 15 20142014-12-15 +1 copiesOctober 08 20162016-10-08March 10 20132013-03-10