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Outdoor photograph of a South Indian ceremony at a dusty concrete-block site beside bare trees. A smiling woman in a deep red silk sari with gold border and a garland of white and pink flowers stands on the left, bangles on her wrist. Behind her, a man with long dark hair and a red bindi wears an orange-saffron garment and a white flower garland; he is smiling and reaching toward her. An older man in a plain white dhoti and shirt, also garlanded in pink and green flowers, stands in the centre. In the foreground, a woman in a white and orange-bordered sari with flowers in her hair kneels and bends forward, touching the ground amid scattered petals and loose flowers. A photographer with a camera stands in the background, and a bald man in white is partly visible behind the group. Several people are partly visible at the edges.

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December 26 20062006-12-26February 15 20072007-02-15February 15 20072007-02-15December 26 20062006-12-26February 15 20072007-02-15December 26 20062006-12-26December 26 20062006-12-26February 15 20072007-02-15February 15 20072007-02-15February 15 20072007-02-15Outdoor photo at a stone temple porch with carved pillars and banana leaves draped in orange and red marigold garlands. A figure in an orange robe with long dark hair, a forehead mark and a white flower garland stands at left holding a tray. In the foreground a woman in an orange and red sari kneels before a yellow stone pillar-like object decorated with flowers, a kneeling ritual gesture. Behind her a man in a white shirt with a rudraksha mala and a garland stands with hands joined, alongside other garlanded men and women in white and cream clothing and a small child. Bright blue sky and a corrugated roof frame the scene, with colourful painted banners at right.2007-02-15 +1 copiesDecember 26 20062006-12-26