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A smiling man sits against a gold ornate backdrop, wearing a yellow turban with a red and blue emblem and a red dot on his forehead. He wears a red garment draped over one shoulder and a long rudraksha mala with gold beads. The yellow fabric of the turban trails down beside his face. A dark blurred area fills the right side of the frame.

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September 12 20112011-09-12A smiling man seated beside an ornate gold throne-style chair wears a yellow turban with a red and orange floral emblem and a red bindi on his forehead. He is bare-shouldered in a red saffron-toned shawl, with a long rudraksha mala of brown beads and gold accents, and a gold armlet on his upper arm. The background is blurred with a dark drape and gold ornament at the right edge. Appearance-based label: Swamiji (probable), seated in person, with the distinctive yellow turban, rudraksha mala and saffron-red wrap as cues.2011-09-12 +1 copiesA smiling man in a bright yellow turban with a red and orange embroidered emblem at the front and a long yellow cloth falling down his side. He wears layered rudraksha mala necklaces with gold beads, a red dot on his forehead, and a red saffron-toned garment over his bare shoulder. Blurred ornate gold lamp stands and a red draped backdrop fill the background. Based on the appearance cues of turban, rudraksha malas and saffron-red clothing, this is a probable Swamiji (probable) in a satsang-style setting.2011-09-12 +1 copiesA smiling man in a bright yellow turban with a red forehead dot and a small gold ornament at the side of the turban, wearing a yellow shawl draped over red robes and a long rudraksha mala with gold beads. He looks to the side toward a blurred brass oil lamp on the right, set against a warm red backdrop. a person: the yellow turban, rudraksha mala and ornate ceremonial dress are the qualifying cues for this presiding figure.2011-09-12 +1 copiesA smiling man in profile, shown in close view, wears a bright yellow turban decorated with an orange lotus emblem and a small red bindi on the forehead. He wears a yellow shawl over red clothing and multiple rudraksha mala necklaces with gold beads. A blurred brass lamp stands in the foreground on the right, and a red wall forms the background.2011-09-12 +1 copiesSeptember 09 20112011-09-09Close portrait of a smiling man seated against a deep maroon backdrop with gold ornamental furniture behind him. He wears a bright yellow turban decorated with a jewelled peacock brooch and a red tilak on his forehead, a yellow shawl draped over one shoulder, an orange-red garment with purple and gold woven border, a multi-strand rudraksha mala with gold beads across the chest, and a rudraksha bracelet on his wrist. Swamiji (probable): the saffron-and-ornate cues are a yellow turban, a jewelled peacock brooch, rudraksha malas and gold-accented clothing, shown in a seated portrait-style photo.2011-10-04 +1 copiesSeptember 12 20112011-09-12 +1 copiesSeptember 12 20112011-09-12 +1 copiesA seated man wears a yellow turban with a red-and-blue lotus emblem and a red bindi on his forehead, and a yellow sash falls over his shoulder. He is bare-shouldered in a red garment and wears multiple rudraksha malas and gold bangles on his arms. He sits on a gold-and-red throne-like chair, smiling and gesturing with his right hand toward an unseen audience, in front of a red backdrop. The image resembles a discourse or satsang setting. Swamiji (probable) cues here are the turban, rudraksha malas and saffron-red ceremonial clothing, with him seated as the speaker.2011-09-12 +1 copiesSeptember 09 20112011-09-09Close-up photo of a smiling man in a maroon turban with gold braid trim and a red tilak mark on his forehead. He wears an orange-yellow shawl draped over bare shoulders and layered beaded necklaces of rudraksha and metallic beads. Behind him is a blurred painted or printed deity image in pale yellow and red tones. A thin cable runs at the left edge. Swamiji (probable): the visible cues are the maroon turban, saffron-orange shawl and layered rudraksha malas, but the face alone is not used for identification.2011-11-12 +1 copies