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Outdoor photo beside a grey concrete-block wall with a green tree and a black water tank behind it. A man in a white shirt on the left smiles and hands a green coconut to a long-haired person in a saffron-orange robe with a rudraksha mala, who holds a small booklet and smiles broadly; this person has a red mark on the forehead. On the right, a bearded man in a white shirt and saffron-orange shawl stands by a reddish-brown gate. The exchange appears to be an offering of a coconut.

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August 06 20092009-08-06A photograph of two men standing outdoors before a wooden door and a whitewashed wall. On the left, a man in plain white clothing with a white shawl holds a pen and a small notebook or paper, looking down at it. Beside him, a man with long, swept-back black hair wears saffron-orange robes, a red tilak on his forehead, and a rudraksha-style necklace, smiling as he holds a small wooden tray or notebook and a silver-topped walking stick. A third man in orange robes stands partly visible behind them. Two physical people are clearly visible in the foreground, with a third partially visible behind them.2006-10-19A photograph of two men in an indoor setting with a wooden door frame and wall behind them. On the left, a man with curly black hair wears a white dhoti and white shawl and holds a pen above a small notebook. On the right, a smiling figure with long, swept-back dark hair wears an orange-saffron robe draped over the shoulders and holds a silver-toned staff in one hand while receiving the notebook. A red tilak mark is on the forehead. A second person in orange stands behind them. The scene looks like a casual exchange of a notebook for a signature or note.2006-10-19Outdoor photograph at an ashram-like site beside a grey concrete-block wall with a wooden rail, and a stack of dry straw or hay behind it. On the right, a long-haired person in a saffron-orange robe wears a long rudraksha mala and a red tilak on the forehead; hands are loosely held at the waist. Hair and robe catch the wind. Beside them on the left, a smiling man in white kurta, white shawl with red border and a rudraksha mala holds his hands together in front of a red shoulder bag.2006-11-23A photograph of two men outdoors beside a cinder-block wall with wooden poles and a thatched straw heap at the upper left. In the foreground, a man with long swept-back dark hair and a red vertical mark on his forehead wears an orange saffron wrap and a long rudraksha mala, and gestures with his right hand. Behind him to the left, a man in a white kurta and white shawl, with a rudraksha mala and a wristwatch, carries a dark red shoulder bag and smiles.2006-11-23Outdoor photograph at dusk of a long-haired figure in a flowing saffron-orange robe with a red tilak on the forehead, wearing a long rudraksha mala, walking on a dirt path beside a grey concrete-block wall with decorative lattice openings and a thatched roof behind. Two men walk beside him: on the left a bearded man in white with an orange cloth over his shoulder holding a wooden staff, and in the middle a man in white kurta and dhoti with a white shawl and a red bag over his shoulder. Clear sky and a tall wooden pole are visible.2006-11-23A man with long dark hair and a red tilak on his forehead drinks from a green coconut through a straw. He wears an orange saffron wrap over his bare upper body, with a red sash and brown rudraksha beads across his chest. He holds the coconut in one hand and a printed booklet in the other, standing before a low grey concrete-block wall with a green tree behind it, a black water tank on a rooftop, and a rust-red metal gate to the right. a person: long swept hair, saffron wrap, and rudraksha malas are visible cues, but identity is uncertain from appearance.2006-10-21A photograph taken outdoors at a rural site with a low grey concrete-block wall behind and a thatched straw structure at left. On the right, a man with long, swept-back dark hair wears an orange saffron wrap draped over bare shoulders and a strand of rudraksha beads; he looks downward and smiles. Beside him at left stands a smiling man in a white kurta and white shawl with red edging, a dark strap bag over his shoulder, and a wristwatch on his hand. Bamboo poles run along the wall. The long hair, orange wrap and rudraksha cues make the man at right a probable Swamiji depiction in person, so the swamiji field is in_person.2006-11-23 +1 copiesOutdoor photograph at dusk of a man with long, wavy dark hair wearing a saffron-orange shawl over an orange garment and a gold-colored sari border, a white and red flower garland, and a long gold bead necklace. A red-and-white tilak marks his forehead. He smiles while holding a coconut wrapped in green leaves in one hand and a gold-wrapped cylindrical object in the other. Behind him a dark water tank sits on a black metal stand among trees. At left, a man in white with an orange shawl holds a tray of offerings. The setting suggests a ritual or puja.2007-01-01Outdoor photo of a long-haired man in an orange saffron shawl draped over white dhoti-style clothing, walking barefoot and smiling across a dusty compound between unfinished concrete-block walls. Strings of purple and white flower garlands hang along the wall on the right. Several men in white kurtas and white dhotis stand in the background, one in a light blue shirt, with trees and a palm under a pale sky. The man in orange has long dark hair, a swept-back look, and a red mark on his forehead, which matches the appearance-based label for a person, given the page indicates he is at this event.2006-12-24October 21 20062006-10-21 +1 copiesA smiling man with long, dark, wavy hair stands before a grey concrete-block wall, drinking from a green coconut through a straw. He wears an orange saffron wrap draped over one shoulder and a dark rudraksha mala around his neck, with a red tilak on his forehead. Behind him are green foliage, a black water tank, and a cream building with a red roofline. At right stands a rust-coloured metal gate, and stacked terracotta roof tiles lie at left.2006-10-21