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May 29 2017

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May 29 20172017-05-29A reflection of a temple shikhara or gopuram-like structure with golden arched decorations is mirrored in still water. The upper spire is visible above the reflected form, its dark stone surface traced with yellow-gold scalloped arches. A small yellow flower floats on the water near the lower tip. Pale mist rises from the surface, and red brick walls and trees appear faintly at the top edge of the reflection. No people are visible in the scene.2010-01-04 +1 copiesA photograph of a large dark stone Shiva lingam with a decorative base, shown upside down and reflected in still water. The lingam is wrapped with a banded yellow, red and white cord. Behind it are red brick buildings with white-framed windows, and a metal railing with steps appears at left. No people are visible.2013-06-03A photograph of a large black Shivalinga reflected upside down in still water, with a red-and-white striped temple structure and golden decorations visible above it. In the foreground at left, a blurred dark stone figure with a flower garland on its head sits facing the water. The lingam is adorned with a garland and marigold-type flowers. No people are visible in the scene.2017-05-22October 21 20132013-10-21October 21 20132013-10-21June 04 20132013-06-04A large black stone Shivalinga stands in a reflecting pool at dusk, its polished cylindrical top decorated with a silver band and a multicoloured garland-like arch of red, yellow and green. Around the pool, tiered red seating rises toward a red brick building. Several figures in orange robes stand along the metal railings of the stairs and terraces on the left and upper area, looking on. The still water mirrors the linga and the structures, and the sky is pale blue-grey.2013-10-21November 04 20132013-11-04 +1 copiesMay 24 20172017-05-24A large black stone Shivalinga stands on a square platform in shallow water, its reflection clearly mirrored below. A garland of yellow, green and red flowers arches over the lingam, and water runs down its surface. Behind, a row of tiered red steps is filled with seated devotees in orange robes, and a red-brick building with a white railing stair rises beside it. On the stairs, several figures in orange or saffron robes stand and gather, some holding objects. Their clothing is orange, the sky pale blue, and a few small floating offerings dot the water.2013-10-28January 04 20102010-01-04 +1 copies