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A man stands outdoors before a large banyan tree with thick, dangling aerial roots, in a dirt courtyard with low concrete planters. He wears a green silk dhoti-style garment with gold-bordered yellow hem and gold circular motifs, a rudraksha-style bead mala with a gold medallion across his chest, a gold armlet, and a red tilak on his forehead. His hands are pressed together in front of his body in a respectful namaste-like gesture as he looks off to the side with a slight smile. A small blue-and-white sign is visible at the left edge of the frame. The scene is calm and devotional, with no other people visible.

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December 01 20112011-12-01December 13 20112011-12-13December 04 20112011-12-04 +1 copiesA man stands barefoot on a circular stone platform in front of a large banyan tree with dense aerial roots. He wears a lime-green silk garment with a dark green and red border draped over one shoulder and around the waist, gold armlets and bangles, and multiple strands of brown beads with a gold pendant. His palms are pressed together at his chest, eyes closed, with a red tilak on his forehead, in a posture of prayer or devotion. A low stone wall and reddish earth lie behind him. The person is a devotee in an appearance-based prayer pose, and the description does not establish who he is.2011-12-04December 03 20112011-12-03December 13 20112011-12-13December 23 20112011-12-23December 03 20112011-12-03Outdoor photo of a single standing man wearing a green silk sari-style garment with gold borders and gold-patterned motifs, draped over one shoulder and bare-chested with gold armlets on both upper arms. He wears a long multi-strand rudraksha mala with a large gold pendant at the chest, and a small red bindi on his forehead. His hands are clasped together in front of his waist and he gazes off to the side. Behind him are a red-pillared structure, a tiled-roof building, a green banana leaf in the foreground and a palm-lined yard. Identity of this person cannot be determined from appearance alone, so the role is described as a devotee in traditional attire.2011-12-01December 04 20112011-12-04December 18 20112011-12-18 +1 copiesDecember 17 20112011-12-17