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A photograph in a plain whitewashed hall with blue metal bunk beds and an open door at right. A figure with long swept-back dark hair, wearing an orange sleeveless top, orange wrap and a rudraksha-style mala, stands at left and rests a hand on the bare shoulder of an elderly bald man in a peach-coloured cloth and a beaded neck garland. Behind them stands another man in orange. At right a young man in a white kurta, white dhoti and orange shawl stands with folded arms. Cues for a person appearance are the long swept-back hair, rudraksha mala and orange clothing of the figure at left, who appears to be the one giving blessing or healing. The image is an appearance-based candidate, so the a person value is unsure.

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Photograph of a group of saffron-robed men standing in a plain whitewashed hall with a green-framed doorway and a computer monitor on a draped table at left. A tall man with long, swept-back dark hair and a dark rudraksha mala stands centre-right in an orange robe, facing a shaved-headed man in orange who stands with his back to the camera. At left, a younger man in orange with a red-bordered wrap stands beside a bald elderly man wrapped in a light orange shawl. At far right, a person in white with an orange shawl is partly visible. Plastic chairs and a patterned cloth sit in the foreground.2008-03-24March 24 20082008-03-24March 24 20082008-03-24Indoor photograph in a plain white-walled hall with a small framed picture on the wall above an open doorway and a yellow curtain at left. Several people in saffron and orange robes stand near folding white chairs and tables draped with patterned gold cloths. An elderly bald man in a saffron shawl raises his right hand in blessing toward a younger orange-clad man in a red-beaded necklace, while a woman in orange robes and a shaved-headed monk in orange dhoti stand nearby. Two men in white dhotis with orange shawls stand at right, and a man at left in a white shirt with an orange shawl is seen from behind.2008-03-24March 24 20082008-03-24September 20 20062006-09-20Photograph in an indoor hall with pale blue walls and a concrete floor. Centre, a barefoot man with long swept-back dark hair and a red bindi wears a loose orange saffron wrap, a long rudraksha mala and carries a tall braided wooden staff with a gold-coloured top. Behind him to the right, a bearded man in white ritual dress with an orange shawl and beaded mala stands with hands clasped. Further right, another man wears white with an orange shawl and a gold necklace. A large old balance scale stands at left. The orange-clad man has distinctive long hair, saffron clothing and rudraksha cues, consistent with the a person candidate, but the face is not clearly confirmed in this context. Visible people: four.2007-08-08December 30 20072007-12-30Indoor scene in a hall with grey cinderblock walls. An elderly bald man with a bare chest and a saffron-orange cloth wrapped around his waist and lower body, wearing a dark rudraksha mala, stands at the centre holding hands with a younger monk in orange robes at left, who holds a small device. Several younger men flank them: one in an orange shawl over white clothes with a rudraksha mala, another with a red tilak in an orange shawl, and a man in white and orange at right. Two heads in the foreground bow toward the group, and a white cloth draped over a fixture hangs at upper left.2008-03-25January 07 20082008-01-07Indoor photo in a plain cream-walled room. A man in a white shirt and grey trousers stands at left with hands folded. A young shaved-headed monk in saffron robe and rudraksha mala sits at left-centre holding a white paper. Centre, a figure in orange-red robes with a long swept-back hairstyle, white tripundra on forehead, layered beaded necklaces and white arm bands sits on a chair with a golden-bordered cloth. At right, an elderly bald man in saffron robe with a red beaded headband and white vibhuti sits in a wheelchair holding folded notes. A standing saffron-robed monk stands at the far right edge.2012-05-22March 24 20082008-03-24