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Close-up photograph of bare feet in a padapuja ritual. A person in orange saffron clothing sits with feet resting on a bed of white flowers and gold-coloured ornaments, with a polished gold tray behind and a silver vessel with offerings at the lower right. The focus is on the feet, which appear to be the subject of the ritual veneration.

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Close photograph of a pair of bare feet resting on a golden ritual tray. The person wears an orange saffron garment with a fold of cloth at the ankles. Around the feet are golden decorative balls, white flowers and silver bowls holding offerings, with a golden plate in the background. The image focuses on the feet and offerings of a puja, a padapuja-style worship scene, with no visible face.2010-09-19Close-up of a pair of bare feet in a ritual setting, resting on a golden tray scattered with white flower petals and green leaves. The wearer is in an orange-saffron garment visible at the upper right. Silver and gold bowls and small golden finials surround the feet, with a red-and-yellow fruit visible in a silver bowl at the bottom. This appears to be a padapuja, a ritual worship of the feet, with the feet adorned with flower petals and surrounded by offerings. No face is visible, so no identification is made.2010-10-23 +1 copiesSeptember 17 20102010-09-17Close-up photograph of bare feet standing on a polished silver tray decorated with embossed floral motifs, set on a deep red cloth. The wearer's orange saffron cloth is visible at the top left. Around the feet are white jasmine-like flowers, green leaves, a pink blossom, small gold-coloured kalasha-style objects and rudraksha beads. The background is blurred with warm gold and white tones. The feet are not attributed to any identified person.2011-10-10Close-up photograph of a pair of bare feet resting on ornate gold-coloured lotus-patterned plates, possibly part of a padapuja or foot-worship ritual. The person wears flowing saffron-orange robes that drape down over the lower legs. A portion of a green cloth appears at the upper left, and white flower petals and a pink flower sit at the lower left edge beside the gold plates. Carved gold-toned decorative wooden panels are visible on the right. Wet white ash or sandal marks dust the toes, and a semi-circular blue-and-white logo appears at the top left corner.2010-10-16October 31 20102010-10-31 +1 copiesClose-up photo of a bare foot resting on a golden tray filled with silver-rimmed bowls, white flower petals and pink lotus blooms. A person in orange saffron clothing is seated or standing at the top, only the lower leg and foot visible. The foot appears to be placed in a ritual puja setting, surrounded by silver and crystal vessels and garlands. No face is visible, so the person cannot be identified and a person is unsure.2010-10-26Close-up photograph of a pair of bare feet resting on an ornate gold-coloured tray or pedestal, with gold-plated decorative fittings. A person in an orange-saffron garment stands above, and a second person's arm and orange cloth are blurred at the left edge. Beside the feet lie a cluster of gold-coloured ornaments, white and red flowers, and a rudraksha-style mala. The scene suggests a padapuja, the ritual washing and worship of a teacher's feet.2010-09-09Close-up photograph of a pair of bare feet in a padapuja ritual. The feet rest on a gold-coloured tray, with a silver plate and a silver bowl on each side. A pink lotus flower and white jasmine-like flowers lie beside the feet, with small brass vessels and fruit at the edges. The person's orange-saffron robe is visible at the top right. No face is shown, so no individual can be identified from the frame.2010-11-03Close-up photograph of bare feet in a saffron-orange garment standing on an ornate gold-coloured throne or dais with embossed floral patterns. Scattered pink, yellow and orange flower petals lie on the gold surface in front of the feet. Only feet and lower robe are visible; no face or full figure is shown, so the person cannot be identified as a person.2010-11-06November 08 20102010-11-08October 21 20102010-10-21 +1 copies