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A night photograph of a temple facade lit mostly by a single bright lamp on top of a gopuram-like structure. At the top centre, a white and red ornamental shrine-top or kalasha-like finial glows under a bright light, flanked by carved stone ornaments. Below, a dark stone building with iron grilles and a lit doorway, with a hanging sign and a small banner at lower left. No people are visible.

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October 19 20062006-10-19A night photograph of a tall, richly carved South Indian temple gopuram (tower) lit by warm orange floodlight and rows of small white lights along its tiers. A street lamp glows in front of it, and a few small market stalls and shop fronts sit at street level at the base, with the tower's gateway opening below. No people are clearly visible; the figure at far left edge is a partial statue or railing shape. The scene is a temple tower at night, not a ritual or a person depiction.2006-10-19October 26 20062006-10-26October 19 20062006-10-19October 26 20062006-10-26October 19 20062006-10-19A dark night photograph of a building facade with a glowing neon-style trident (trishul) sign at the top, lit in red and white with a flame-like orange centre. A row of white fluorescent or tube lights runs down the wall beneath it, and a bright orange floodlight glares in the upper right corner. No people are visible; the scene is architectural and illuminated, with a faint carved or pillared wall barely visible below.2006-10-19October 19 20062006-10-19A dark night photograph of a temple structure with a stone pillared pavilion and a small shrine-like building. Above it, a vertical neon or LED sign glows in red, orange and blue lettering, with a white tube light nearby. Several silhouetted figures stand within the lit pillared hall, and a few dim figures are faintly visible in the foreground. The scene is mostly black with warm and cool light accents.2011-10-07October 19 20062006-10-19June 21 2004 Himalayas Yatra - Gangotri, Gaurikund and Kedarnath2004-06-21October 07 20112011-10-07