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A standing man in an open-air temple courtyard wears a saffron-orange turban and a royal-blue dhoti with an orange-and-gold sash draped over his shoulder and a beaded necklace at his chest. He raises one hand in a blessing gesture while walking past a red-cushioned wooden chair. In the right foreground, a golden-bronze statue of a deity with multiple arms and a crown, wearing a yellow and blue cloth, faces away from the camera. Banana leaves, palms and a grey stone sculpture garden surround the scene, with a small shrine visible at the right edge.

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A person in an orange turban and an orange shawl over a blue dhoti-style garment walks outdoors on a paved courtyard, raising one hand in a gesture while looking ahead. A gold-trimmed red throne with an orange cloth on the floor stands to the right, beside a red-brick wall, a parked silver car, and green leafy plants in a pot. A gold-coloured ceremonial necklace and bangles are visible.2011-10-28November 04 20112011-11-04October 24 20112011-10-24November 17 20112011-11-17A man walks alone on a dirt path through a leafy garden, looking downward. He wears a royal blue garment draped over one shoulder, with an orange and gold sash at the waist and a long orange drape hanging down his left side. He has long dark hair, a white forehead marking with a red dot, a gold beaded necklace, and bangles on both wrists and upper arms. Green shrubs, a tree branch overhead, and scattered dry leaves surround him, with a reddish-brown structure visible in the background. Scattered pink petals lie on the ground.2011-10-28October 24 20112011-10-24October 17 20112011-10-17A photograph of a man walking along a corridor lined with metal handrails inside a temple hall. He wears an orange turban with a vertical tilak on the forehead, a blue silk garment, an orange shawl draped over one shoulder and gold necklaces. Behind him stand two men in orange robes, and one at the right holds prayer beads. Hanging on the wall are tall colourful banners with blue, red and green floral patterns and dove emblems. Above are paper decorations and printed posters. Swamiji (probable): the walking man wears an orange turban, long swept-back hair, ornate gold necklaces and an orange shawl, matching the page's Swamiji presence.2011-10-28A man with long dark swept-back hair and a red bindi stands in an open pavilion with red pillars, palms pressed together at chest level. He wears an orange and red draped garment with gold-edged borders, multi-strand rudraksha-style red and black beaded malas, a gold pendant, and matching beaded armbands and wrist bands. Behind him are blurred palm trees and greenery. At the left edge, a partly visible golden figure with raised arms, possibly a deity murti, and a figure in yellow silk sit beside him.2011-10-23Outdoors in front of a large banyan tree with thick, hanging aerial roots, a single man stands barefoot on a sandy ground, palms pressed together in anjali mudra. He wears a bright blue silk garment draped over the shoulder and a blue dhoti-style lower wrap, with an orange-and-gold-bordered sash tied at the waist. He has long, dark, swept-back hair, a white vibhuti line with a red kumkum dot on the forehead, layered rudraksha-style malas and gold-toned beaded bangles and armlets. Low weathered stone steps sit behind him. A purple and white logo appears at the upper left and a copyright notice at the lower right.2011-10-28A photograph of a man walking outdoors past a covered walkway with hanging saffron and patterned cloth banners. He has swept-back hair, a red bindi and a white tilak, wears a gold multi-strand necklace, gold armlets and bangles, and a peach-coloured dhoti with an orange shawl draped over one shoulder. Beside him stand bronze deity murti statues adorned with yellow flower garlands. Palm trees and a red brick wall form the background. Appearance cues are distinctive (swept hair, orange shawl, ornate gold jewellery), and the page names a person for this event, so this is a person in person.2011-12-30December 02 20112011-12-02