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A person in an orange-saffron garment sweeps a temple corridor with a straw broom. The figure wears a teal-green cloth on the head, has a bare upper back and white markings on the shoulders, and bends forward at the stone pillared wall of a temple hall. A second person in orange stands at the right edge of the frame. Carved stone pillars and a dark wooden roof beam line the corridor.

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May 22 20122012-05-22 +1 copiesA person in saffron-orange cloth with a green-and-white headwrap bends forward at a temple pillar, using a long straw broom to sweep the stone base of the columns on a raised platform. Bare-shouldered orange garments with yellow borders are worn, and white bandages or dressings are visible on the upper arm and back. Another orange-clad person stands at the right edge, and carved stone pillars line the temple corridor.2012-05-22May 22 20122012-05-22 +1 copiesMay 22 20122012-05-22 +1 copiesMay 22 20122012-05-22 +1 copiesMay 22 20122012-05-22 +1 copiesMay 22 20122012-05-22 +1 copiesMay 22 20122012-05-22 +1 copiesMay 22 20122012-05-22 +1 copiesA photograph of a temple corridor with tall carved stone pillars. A man in an orange saffron dhoti and shawl, wearing a turquoise-green turban, stands in the foreground with his hands raised. Behind him, other people in orange robes stand along the colonnade, one holding a long staff. The setting appears to be a South Indian temple hall.2012-05-22May 22 20122012-05-22 +1 copiesMay 22 20122012-05-22 +1 copies