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Night outdoor event photographed from behind a large crowd of men seated on white plastic chairs under open sky. Most wear white shirts and dhotis or light shirts, with one man in a blue cap and another in a striped top and a multicoloured knitted cap. A large banner on the back wall shows a smiling woman's portrait beside a yellow poster with Tamil text. A screen to the right displays a small image of a figure. Bamboo barricades and a stage-like area with lights and a camera stand are visible behind the seated audience.

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Night photograph taken from behind a large seated audience of men in white shirts and dhotis, sitting on rows of pale plastic chairs on bare ground. A lit outdoor stage under a white and orange canopy with blue-and-gold drapes sits ahead, with a large backdrop and banners, a gold-coloured seat and floral arrangements at the front. A large screen on the right shows a figure, and a smaller stage with blue decorations is on the left. Scattered audience members wear saffron and orange garments, and the crowd fills most of the frame.2010-01-20January 21 20102010-01-21January 21 20102010-01-21January 21 20102010-01-21A large night-time outdoor gathering of seated devotees on a dirt ground, many men in white shirts and dhotis, some with white headbands and a few women in saris at left. Rows of people face toward the stage at the left, lit by distant lamps. A large banner portrait at upper left shows a man with long hair and a beard, labelled in Tamil script. Simple temporary shed structures and tents stand behind the crowd, with street lights at right.2011-04-17January 21 20102010-01-21January 21 20102010-01-21Night-time outdoor satsang on a dirt ground with a large audience seated in rows of beige plastic chairs. Most attendees wear white shirts and dhotis or trousers, with some in light blue, green, yellow and striped clothing; a few wear head cloths. Many face forward toward a stage lit by floodlights and decorated lamp towers at the back. A large portrait and a banner with Tamil script appear at left. The crowd is large, extending into the distance.2010-01-20Night photo of a large open-air satsang audience seated on blue plastic chairs, facing a lit stage at the far end. Most spectators wear white or pastel shirts and dhotis; a few wear checked shirts and one man wears a blue head cloth. The stage has a canopy with orange and yellow bunting, a banner with Tamil lettering, a lectern, and a central seated figure surrounded by floral decoration. Strings of lights and a large screen sit at the sides. Palm-lined and building silhouettes frame the scene under a dark sky.2010-01-19A large outdoor night gathering of seated attendees in plastic chairs on bare ground, facing a distant stage. Most men wear white shirts and white dhotis, while others wear checked shirts, pale blue shirts and trousers. Several have red or striped headcloths and some women wear saris or head scarves. Two lit red-and-gold pillar displays flank the stage under bright lights, and a large banner and screens are visible at left. The audience is watching intently at night.2010-01-20Night outdoor satsang gathering with a large crowd seated on rows of white plastic chairs on bare ground. Most attendees wear white shirts and dhotis or trousers, with some in green, blue, purple and orange-saffron clothing. In the background a decorated stage with a red-and-white canopy, blue draped backdrop and a lit altar with flowers and a deity murti stands under bright floodlights, with a lit tower of lights at right. A banner on the stage reads in Tamil script. Only seated audience members are visible in front; no speaker is clearly shown.2010-01-20Night outdoor satsang at an open-air venue with a large audience of seated people in white and pastel shirts, many wearing plastic chairs in rows. A large projection screen on a stage frame shows a small figure, and orange draped fabric covers the back wall. Tall stage lights and a speaker stack stand to the sides, and a figure in white stands near the screen. A Tamil banner hangs at the left edge.2010-02-17