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A photograph of a man standing under a heavy stream of falling water. He has long, wet, dark hair swept back and hanging over his shoulders, and his eyes are closed with a smile on his face. He is bare-chested and wears a red cloth wrapped around his body and draped over one shoulder, now soaked and clinging to him. Water streams down his face and chest, and the background is a blur of falling water with soft pink and red circular light spots. The setting appears to be a natural waterfall. The man's long wet hair and red wrap are the visible cues, with no printed name or caption present in the frame.

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Photograph of a man standing under a waterfall, head bowed with eyes lowered and a slight smile. Long wet black hair falls past his shoulders and bare chest. He wears a red cloth wrapped over one shoulder, soaked and clinging to his body. Water streams down his face and skin against a dark rocky background. The scene suggests a bathing ritual at a falls. The person is a single individual; the identity is not established by the page, so the subject is described by role and appearance only.2009-01-30A wet man stands in front of a cascading waterfall, both hands pressed to the sides of his head as water runs over him. His long dark hair is soaked and hangs in a braid over one shoulder. He wears a clinging red-orange cloth wrapped around his body, leaving his bare shoulders and arms exposed. Another person in orange clothing is partly visible at the lower left edge of the frame. The sprays of water and the rock-face backdrop of the falls dominate the scene.2009-01-30A young man with long, wet black hair stands beneath a cascading waterfall at Papanasam falls. He wears a clinging, wet red cloth draped over one shoulder and around his waist, and his bare upper torso is streaming with water. Behind him to the left, a second bare-chested man with grey hair is partly visible in the spray. Water runs down the rocky backdrop and over the figures.2009-01-30January 30 20092009-01-30January 30 20092009-01-30January 30 20092009-01-30January 30 20092009-01-30January 30 20092009-01-30January 30 20092009-01-30January 30 20092009-01-30January 30 20092009-01-30January 30 20092009-01-30