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A rainy outdoor group photo at Angkor Wat, Cambodia, with ancient stone temple towers and palm trees behind the crowd. A central figure in a saffron-orange robe with a swept-back hairstyle raises one arm and smiles while walking among devotees. Several people hold open umbrellas in grey, silver and green, and others wear raincoats and plastic ponchos. Around him, devotees wear white kurtas with orange shawls, a woman in a blue floral dress with a yellow shawl, and a man in a white shirt and brown lungi. The wet stone pavement reflects the grey sky.

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July 02 20072007-07-02A group of people walks across a wet stone courtyard at Angkor Wat, Cambodia, in steady rain. Several hold black and grey umbrellas, and a yellow raincoat is visible. Ancient stone towers and carved temple structures rise behind them. In the front, a man in a saffron-orange shawl and white garments carries a walking stick, and a central figure with an orange shawl and orange-red dhoti walks with a dark umbrella. Other women wear white, yellow and blue saris or salwars with orange and yellow scarves. The group is a yatra pilgrimage.2007-07-02A rainy outdoor group walk at Angkor Wat, Cambodia, on wet stone paving with ancient stone temple towers and palm trees behind. Many people hold black, grey, purple and green umbrellas. Beside him, a man in white kurta with an orange shawl carries a walking stick. Women in white, yellow and bright blue-patterned saris and churidar outfits, some in orange shawls, walk with them. A cameraperson stands at the right edge.2007-07-02A rainy outdoor group photo at Angkor Wat, Cambodia, with ancient stone temple towers behind. A central man in a saffron-orange shawl and orange garment holds a light umbrella and smiles while walking forward, surrounded by a group of devotees. Around him, people hold umbrellas and wear raincoats, including a light blue rain poncho and a dark grey hooded cloak. A woman in white with an orange shawl and a woman in a yellow and blue dress with a yellow shawl walk nearby, and a man in a white shirt holds a walking stick. Wet pavement reflects the grey overcast light, and a green umbrella is visible at right. Several people are in the frame.2007-07-02Rainy outdoor scene at the Angkor Wat temple complex in Cambodia, with weathered stone towers and palm trees behind a wet stone pathway. A group of about twelve people walks together under several umbrellas and rain ponchos. A man in an orange-saffron shawl over white clothing, with a dark rudraksha-style mala visible on his chest, leads the group. Some walkers wear white, others yellow, orange and grey, and one woman in yellow ponchos and blue patterned dress walks at the right edge. A few people hold umbrellas in pink, grey and white. Swamiji (probable) is the man in the orange-saffron shawl with long swept-back hair and distinctive saffron robes and mala, shown walking at the front of the group.2007-07-02A rainy outdoor group walk at Angkor Wat temple, with a stone temple tower and palm trees behind. A man in an orange shawl and long orange-saffron wrap walks at the front of the group, holding a walking stick in the left foreground; another man in a white kurta with an orange shawl and a rudraksha-style necklace walks beside him. Several women in white, yellow, lilac and patterned clothing walk with them, some holding black and grey umbrellas and others wearing light blue and yellow rain ponchos. The ground is wet from the rain.2007-07-02July 02 20072007-07-02July 02 20072007-07-02A group of about a dozen people walks across a wet stone courtyard at Angkor Wat, with ancient temple towers and palm trees behind them under light rain. Several use umbrellas and rain ponchos: an orange poncho at left, a dark grey-black hooded poncho, and a bright yellow raincoat. Others wear white kurtas, white and orange saffron stoles, and a woman in a white sari with an orange shawl. A man at right wears a white t-shirt, khaki shorts and white sneakers, and another at far right wears a white kurta with a rudraksha-style mala.2007-07-02July 02 20072007-07-02July 02 20072007-07-02July 02 20072007-07-02