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A photograph of a Samsung computer monitor on a blue-covered table showing a video call window titled Mahesh S Iyer. The video feed shows a group of about six to eight people crowded in an orange-walled room with a window, several wearing white and some in red or maroon clothing. A small inset shows a saffron-robed figure with a crown or headpiece, a visible depiction on the screen. Call controls such as End call, Mute and Turn off video appear along the bottom of the window, along with a Start menu and taskbar.

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A photograph of a Samsung computer monitor showing a Skype video call window titled Mahesh S Iyer. The video feed shows a room with an orange-red wall and a window, with a group of people in white clothing seated and standing, and a small framed image of a deity with red and orange tones is visible in the lower left of the call window. The monitor sits on a blue cloth-covered table with cables beside it.2010-09-26A Samsung computer monitor on a blue-draped table shows a video call window with Skype-style controls, including End call, Mute and Turn off video buttons. On the screen, several people in white clothes crowd together in a room with an orange wall and a window, with a small inset picture of a saffron-robed figure seated in meditation at the lower left of the call. Among the group, a man in white shirt stands centre frame, with a woman with dark hair in the front right. The monitor displays a Windows taskbar at the bottom, and the photo is of the screen rather than the people directly.2010-09-26A photograph of a computer monitor showing a Skype video call window titled Mahesh S Iyer, with a group of people visible in the video feed. Several people stand close together in front of an orange-painted wall with a white window and wooden cabinets; in the foreground, two men in white shirts and a woman in a dark top are prominent. A small inset image in the lower left of the call window shows a printed picture of a saffron-robed figure seated on a throne-like seat with a crown-like head covering. The monitor's taskbar and Skype controls such as Mute and End call are visible. The people appear on the screen rather than in the room, so the physical scene shows only the monitor.2010-09-26Photograph of a laptop screen showing a Skype video call window titled Mahesh S Iyer, with a live video feed of a group of people standing in front of an orange-painted wall and a white-framed window. In the foreground of the feed, a man in a white shirt faces the camera, with several people behind him, one wearing a blue shirt and another in red. A small inset picture at lower left shows a saffron-robed figure in front of a painted backdrop with a golden design. The taskbar shows Skype and Windows Media Player, and the call timer reads 17:35 with a red End call button.2010-09-26A photograph of a computer monitor displaying a video-conferencing window. On the screen, a man in a white shirt sits in front of a crowd of people in a room with an orange-painted wall and a barred window. A small inset thumbnail in the lower-left corner shows a figure in orange clothing. The monitor sits on a desk beside cables and a white keyboard.2010-09-26A photograph of a desk covered with a teal cloth, holding a Samsung computer monitor with a webcam mounted on top. The screen shows a video feed of several people, including a man in white clothes and others in light and dark attire, seated indoors near a window. Beside the monitor sit a grey speaker, loose black cables and a small battery. Behind the desk a cream plastic chair sits against an orange wall, with a folded orange cloth on the floor at left. The setup suggests a video link in use at an indoor gathering.2010-09-26A photograph of a black flat-panel monitor or screen reflecting a room with blurred figures in light green and white clothing, seated or standing near a doorway. A small printed photo of a figure in orange robes is stuck to the lower-left corner of the screen. An orange surface and a blue cloth appear at the right edge, and a grey speaker sits beside the monitor. The reflected people are indistinct, and the printed figure on the screen is a depiction, not a physical person.2010-10-02A photograph of a Samsung monitor on a blue-covered table, with a Logitech webcam mounted on top. The screen shows a live video feed of a crowd of people seated on the floor of a hall, with a red banner and a small framed image of a deity in the lower left corner of the screen. Behind the monitor are orange cushions on a sofa and a white curtain.2010-10-02A photograph of a framed screen or monitor displaying an image of a crowd inside an indoor room with white walls and a doorway. Several women in white and pale clothing sit or stand, with a few men in dark clothing in the foreground. Reflections and glare cover the glass. In the lower left corner of the screen is a small inset photo of a seated figure in orange robes, a person candidate depicted in print, though the appearance is too small and uncertain to confirm. Outside the frame, a stack of orange cloth is visible on the right.2010-10-02A photograph of a monitor on a desk showing a live video call window labelled Lifeline Foundation Singapore. On the screen, a figure in a pale robe stands at the front of a large hall while seated attendees in white clothes fill the floor; a small inset image shows a painted deity with a red crown. The video feed is seen through the monitor, with a webcam mounted on top and wooden cubby shelving behind.2010-09-12A photograph of two monitors on a table draped with an orange cloth, showing a live session. The left screen shows a room with people seated on mats in front of a shrine with pink and colourful backdrops; a man in a white shirt sits near the centre. The right screen shows a group seated on the floor in front of a blue and white banner, with a woman in white at centre and a woman in orange clothing beside her. A third screen at the top right shows a grid of people. In the foreground are small black speakers, a silver digital clock and cables. The people appear only on the displays, so no physical people are visible in the room itself.2011-01-21September 24 20102010-09-24