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Exterior view of a whitewashed colonial-style palace entrance with a row of white round columns supporting a covered portico. A dark wooden double door sits beneath an arched fanlight in the centre, with a hanging lantern from the ceiling and a terracotta-tiled floor leading in. No people are visible. The scene shows architecture, not a ritual, so no physical people or candidates appear.

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November 10 20062006-11-10An empty entrance to a white-walled palace building with two white columns flanking a dark wooden double door set within an arched window frame. A terracotta-tiled floor leads to the doorway, and a grey patterned stone slab lies in the foreground. No people are visible. The white painted low wall and pillars give a colonial-era architectural appearance.2006-11-10A photograph of a palace entrance framed by two tall white plastered columns on square bases. Behind them stands a pale grey wall with a large arched wooden double door of dark panelled wood, topped by a semicircular fanlight with glazing bars. The floor is terracotta-red brick laid in a herringbone pattern. A thin rope is tied around the right column and a small red emblem sits above the arch. No people are visible.2006-11-10November 10 20062006-11-10A covered open walkway with a dark wooden roof and plain white square pillars leads down a narrow brick path toward a whitewashed building with white columns and a balustrade. Green foliage frames the left and right edges. No people are visible; the scene shows an empty palace-style courtyard corridor.2006-11-10Exterior of a whitewashed traditional palace building with a covered verandah of white columns on a low plinth, sloping tiled roofs, carved lattice-style parapet panels and a large leafy tree behind. No people are visible in the scene. The setting suggests the historic palace grounds in Kerala.2006-11-10Photograph of the white colonial-style facade of a palace building. Tall arched windows with dark brown wooden louvred shutters and white ornamental balustrades line the upper floor, with a central portico of white columns leading to a dark wooden entrance door, approached by a few stone steps. A carved emblem with two facing animal figures sits above the portico. Lamp posts stand at the left and right edges, and a palm frond is visible at the top right. No people are visible in the scene.2006-11-10A photograph of an empty covered veranda with tall grey wooden pillars carved with fluted shafts and banded bases, standing on a dark polished stone floor. Behind them a white wall has a dark wooden panelled double door centred between two black fan-shaped iron grilles above. Sunlight falls across the floor from the side. No people are visible.2006-11-09November 09 20062006-11-09November 10 20062006-11-10An empty, dim interior of an old wooden palace hall with reddish-brown timber pillars supporting a coffered grey-white ceiling. Behind the pillars stands a dark wooden wall with a central arched double door flanked by two arched wooden panels. The stone-and-concrete floor is strewn with debris and fallen wood. Tiled roofs of neighbouring buildings are visible through openings at the sides. No people are present.2006-11-10Exterior photograph of a white-washed traditional Kerala palace building with a tiled sloping roof, a covered front veranda supported by round white columns, and carved lattice balustrades along the upper walls. A bare dirt courtyard lies in front, with palm fronds and a large shade tree at the edges and a pale sky above. No people are visible in the scene.2006-11-10 +1 copies