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March 01 20182018-03-01March 01 20182018-03-01A photograph in a stone-floored temple corridor with polished brown marble walls and pillars. On the left, an elderly bald man with white tripundra markings on his forehead and arms, wearing a red-and-gold shawl over orange robes and a gold bangle, holds a tall golden staff and faces right. Beside him stands a younger man in plain orange robes with a long rudraksha mala around his neck. On the right, a man with long swept-back dark hair, wearing a garland of white jasmine and red flowers over orange robes, stands barefoot with hands pressed together in greeting. Behind them, men in white dhotis and white shirts stand in the background.2012-04-11 +1 copiesA photograph of four men walking in a procession through an indoor corridor with grey block walls, a gold-toned panel door at left and dark grey carpet underfoot. The man at left in orange robes holds a small gold kalasha-like vessel wrapped in a garland of white and red flowers, with a striped cloth draped over his shoulder. Behind him, a man in orange robes with a gold necklace holds his hands together in front. At far right, a smiling man with long dark hair and a red mark on his forehead wears an orange robe, hands clasped at his chest, walking forward. A fourth man in white is partly hidden behind them. The procession appears to be a ritual walk carrying a sacred vessel.A photograph of four men walking through a narrow, unpainted concrete corridor with a pinkish tiled floor. The man on the right, walking barefoot, wears a long saffron-orange robe draped over one shoulder and has long, swept-back dark hair; he is the most prominent figure, with a tilak-marked forehead. Beside and behind him, two men in saffron-orange robes walk together, one raising a hand toward a white door. Another man in white clothing stands at the far left edge. One saffron-clad figure in front holds a red object in his hand. A dark drum or bucket sits at the right edge beside a white wall. Long hair and saffron robes are visible, but the figures are not clearly identified by name in the scene.2009-11-16Outdoor procession on a paved path lined with a blue stripe, with barefoot figures in saffron and orange robes. In the centre, a bearded man with long dark dreadlocks and white and red tilak on his forehead walks forward in a rust-red sleeveless garment with gold-bordered dhoti draped at the legs, a long rudraksha mala crossing his chest and a gold necklace. To his left, a younger man in orange with a rudraksha mala and white forehead marks carries a staff. A blurred orange-robed figure stands in the foreground left, and a red and black tasselled umbrella appears at top left. A building with a wooden door is behind them.2018-01-01May 16 20162016-05-16Photograph of two saffron-robed men walking barefoot along a stone-floored temple corridor lined with white pillars. The man on the right has long swept-back dark hair, a green, yellow and pink floral garland with a gold necklace, a yellow shawl, and holds a long golden staff. The man on the left, with grey beard and spectacles, wears a saffron robe, gold beaded necklace and wristwatch. Behind them, several men in white and bare-chested devotees stand near a green cloth and a cart, with orange-clad figures at the edges.2009-01-15March 01 20182018-03-01A photograph of two men in orange clothing in a bright indoor hall with white walls and a red curtain. On the left, a man with long swept-back dark hair, a red bindi, a multi-strand rudraksha mala, a ceremonial pendant and an orange garment with gold border points his finger toward a brass deity murti at the left edge. On the right, a bearded man in an orange hooded wrap and gold-bordered shawl holds a bamboo staff with orange cloth and presses his palms together in anjali. Behind them stand a bald man in white, a woman in a white sari and a man in white dhoti with bare upper body. Small crowd of about six visible people.2012-09-27February 07 20172017-02-07 +2 copiesDecember 20 20112011-12-20