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A photograph of a covered hall with a corrugated roof where a long-haired man in an orange robe and a multicolour flower garland stands at right, holding a microphone and gesturing as he speaks. Two rows of seated people fill the floor behind him. In front, a man in a white shirt and dhoti bends forward to pour water from a large brass kalasha over a low cushioned seat draped in white cloth and patterned fabric, while other men in white dhotis and shirts stand in a line at left, some holding a long ceremonial staff. An orange flag and a striped umbrella with tassels appear at top left. The floor is wet from the washing, and a patterned red and white mat lies at right. The orange-robed man matches the page's a person appearance cues of long swept hair, orange clothing and a garland, so he is recorded as a probable in-person candidate, while the white-clad men are priests or devotees.