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Close-up photograph of a bare foot resting on an ornate gold-coloured surface. The foot emerges from bright orange-red silk fabric, a sacred-style robe draped over the leg. Only the foot and lower leg of one person are visible, so no face or other identifying features appear. The foot is positioned as in padapuja, the ritual of honouring a guru's feet. No other people are visible in the frame.

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August 28 20112011-08-28August 28 20112011-08-28Close-up photograph of a bare foot resting on a red cushioned seat placed on an ornate gold-toned pedestal. The person wears red garments with a gold border. Behind the foot is a gold carved panel, and a blurred brass lamp stands in the foreground left. Only a foot and leg are visible, so no full face or head appears.2011-09-12 +1 copiesClose-up photograph of a bare foot resting on a gold-embroidered cushion or throne covering. The foot belongs to a person wearing an orange-red garment with gold border trim visible at the ankle. The background is dark maroon with a red velvet cushion edge at lower right. Only the foot and lower garment are visible; no face or full body appears.2011-02-27Close-up photograph of a bare foot resting on an ornate golden throne or seat with embossed gold scrollwork. The person wears orange saffron cloth draped over the leg. Only the foot and lower leg are visible, with a plain wooden or gold-edged base beneath.2010-09-05Close-up photograph of a person's bare feet stepping onto a gilded golden throne with a red cushioned seat. The figure wears orange-saffron dhoti-style cloth draped to the ankles. Ornate gold carved panels with floral and scrollwork motifs frame the throne, and a red embroidered cloth covers the upper back of the seat. Only the lower legs and feet are visible; no face or upper body appears in the frame.2010-10-31 +2 copiesClose-up photograph of a seated person's bare feet and lower legs in orange cloth, resting on an ornate gold-and-red throne with a red velvet cushion. A gold tray holds white flower petals, a pink flower and a small rudraksha-style bead. Only the feet and shins of one person are visible, placed on the gold footrest. Ceremonial padapuja setting.2010-11-01Close-up photograph of a seated figure's bare feet and orange-saffron robes on an ornate gold throne. One bare foot rests on the gold base while the other is raised with toes visible, the orange cloth draped over the knee and a cream-coloured border edging the garment. Behind the gold carved throne sits a deep red cushion, and a red hibiscus flower appears at the lower left. Only legs and feet of a single person are visible, with no face shown. The figure's identity cannot be confirmed from this view; no appearance-based candidate is established.2011-09-11Close-up photograph of a seated person's bare feet resting on a red velvet cushion set on an ornate gold throne. The lower garment is red silk, pooled at the ankles. Only the feet and lower legs are visible; no face or upper body appears. Gilded carved panels frame the throne, with a red velvet backrest visible above.2010-10-08Close-up photograph of a bare foot resting on an ornate gold-coloured throne or seat with carved floral relief. The foot belongs to a person wearing flowing saffron-orange robes that drape over the seat edge at left. Only the lower leg and foot are visible, with no face shown.2010-09-05Close-up photograph of a bare foot resting on a red velvet cushion placed on an ornate gilded golden throne. The person wears a red-maroon garment with a gold-threaded woven border, and the legs are visible above the foot. Blurred gold and warm background decor surrounds the throne.2017-06-08Close-up photograph of a bare foot resting on a gold-coloured footstool or pedestal. The person's saffron-orange robe drapes over the foot and leg. Behind the gold-tipped base, a deep red velvet cushion or throne back is visible. Pink and white flower petals lie on a gold tray in the lower foreground. The foot is the only visible part of the person, so no face or other physical details can be seen. The scene suggests a pada puja, a ritual honouring the feet of a guru, in a temple or satsang hall.2010-11-02