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A street-side sugarcane juice stall under a blue tarpaulin at an outdoor temple-complex setting with trees and a red-brick building behind. A man in a checked shirt and blue jeans feeds a sugarcane stalk into a green hand-cranked crushing machine with large gears and iron rollers. Beneath it a steel pot and aluminium container catch the juice on a metal counter. An older bare-chested man with a saffron shawl and beaded necklace stands nearby, and a man in a white dhoti with gold border holds a steel cup at the left edge. A man in a red shirt and black trousers stands at the right by a red wall. Five people are visible.

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November 29 20162016-11-29Outdoor photo at a temple festival site beside white tent canopies. A bare-chested man in a white dhoti with a red-and-green border and eyeglasses drinks from a small cup at a sugarcane juice cart. A woman in an orange-and-maroon sari smiles and holds sugarcane stalks. Behind them a man in white dhoti and shawl stands by the green crushing machine, and a green-and-blue metal cart holds steel vessels. Stacked sugarcane and a tree shade the scene. No identifiable a person depiction is visible.2016-11-29A photograph of a street-side sugarcane juice cart under a tree, with a blue canopy over a metal frame and green gears of a crushing mechanism. Stalks of sugarcane lie on the cart and in a blue crate on the right. A bearded man in a navy t-shirt, white shorts and sandals, with a shoulder bag, stands at left looking at the cart. A man in a checked shirt and jeans leans on the cart at right. A white tent stands behind them.2016-11-29October 07 20062006-10-07December 12 20072007-12-12January 04 20122012-01-04Outdoors under a colourful striped and fringed canopy, volunteers cook food in large steaming pots over a wood fire. In the foreground a bare-chested man in a white dhoti with gold borders bends over a pot, wearing a green hairnet. Beside him a man in a white shirt and white dhoti with a striped headcloth watches. Behind them, people in brown shirts, checked lungis and hairnets stir large vessels with long ladles amid rising steam, while a woman in a maroon top works at right. The scene reflects annadhan food preparation at the ashram.2012-01-04November 25 20062006-11-25Outdoor food distribution scene under a tent canopy with palm trees behind. A bald man in an orange saffron robe stands centre, holding a green booklet, with a bare-chested shoulder visible. To his left a man in white shirt and white dhoti holds a white towel over his shoulder. Beside him a man in a white kurta and white dhoti stands at a table of steel pans covered with aluminium foil, and a woman in an orange sari stands at right. Other people in white clothing and a woman wearing a white head covering and hairnet work in the background. Large steel vessels hold food packets, and vehicles and banners are visible.2012-01-04 +1 copiesOutdoor food-preparation scene under a striped and patterned canopy. A large steel cooking pot of yellow food sits in the foreground, and a man in a white shirt and checked lungi stirs it with a long ladle. Around it, several men in white shirts and white head caps stand and watch. A central figure in orange robes wears a rudraksha mala and holds a long ladle, and two other men in orange robes with beaded malas stand beside him. Another man wears a white shirt and a white and yellow head cloth. Trees and a corrugated roof are visible in the background.2012-01-04April 10 20162016-04-10A photograph of a large outdoor community kitchen under a red patterned canopy, with palm trees behind. Four men work over big stainless steel cooking pots set on portable stoves. The man at right, in a white shirt, plaid lungi and white head cloth with a green cap, tips a steel pot of food into the large central vessel. Another man in a red shirt and blue checked lungi stirs with a long ladle, while a man in an orange vest and white dhoti stands at left, and a man in a blue striped shirt stands behind. Painted cloth banners showing landscapes hang at left. Pots and bowls sit on a concrete floor.2012-01-04