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September 17 2015

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Close-up photograph of a bare foot resting on an ornate gold-coloured throne or seat with raised relief carvings and turned pedestal legs. Only the foot, ankle and a fragment of orange-red cloth at the top are visible; no face or full figure is shown. A patterned red and cream rug lies beneath. The person is not identifiable from this view, so no a person claim is made.2015-09-17Close-up photograph of a bare foot resting on a gold-embroidered cushion or throne covering. The foot belongs to a person wearing an orange-red garment with gold border trim visible at the ankle. The background is dark maroon with a red velvet cushion edge at lower right. Only the foot and lower garment are visible; no face or full body appears.2011-02-27Close-up photograph of a bare foot resting on a red velvet step of an ornate golden throne or seat. The foot is partially visible at the top of the frame, with an orange-saffron garment hem above it. The gold carved panels and cushioned red base surround it. Only a foot and lower garment are visible, so no face or full figure can be seen; the foot cannot be confirmed as a person's and the appearance cues are insufficient.2011-02-14Close-up photograph of a bare foot resting on a gold brocade cushion or throne covering. The foot belongs to a person wearing orange-red silk fabric with gold zari border at the ankle. A deep red velvet edge appears at lower right against a dark maroon background. No face is visible, and the figure is not identifiable from the foot alone; the scene suggests a seated dignitary at a satsang setting.2011-02-27Close-up photograph of a bare foot resting on a gold brocade surface, with the ankle wrapped in a red and gold garment edge. The sole faces the camera at a low angle against a dark red background. The gold fabric has a raised, shimmering texture in the foreground, and the rest of the frame is in soft shadow. No face is visible, and no people beyond this foot are shown.2011-02-27Close-up photograph of a bare foot resting on a gold-brocaded cushion or throne surface. The person wears an orange-red garment with gold zari border visible at the ankle. Warm golden tones dominate the foreground, with a deep maroon background and a red cloth edge at lower right. Only the foot and lower garment are visible, so no face or full figure can be seen.2011-02-27Close-up photograph of a bare foot resting on a red velvet cushion set on an ornate gold-leaf throne with embossed floral and scrollwork carving. The leg is draped in a maroon or red-brown garment with a woven border. A blurred white-clad figure stands at the left edge and another white fabric edge appears at the right. The image focuses on the foot and golden throne. The lower corner carries a copyright notice.2016-09-09Close-up photo of a bare foot resting on a plush red velvet cushion or platform. The person's orange garment cuff is visible at the top of the frame. Behind the foot is an ornate gold-toned decorated seat or throne with embossed patterns, slightly blurred with warm bokeh lights.2011-02-14Close-up photograph of a bare foot resting on an ornate golden throne or seat with embossed gold scrollwork. The person wears orange saffron cloth draped over the leg. Only the foot and lower leg are visible, with a plain wooden or gold-edged base beneath.2010-09-05August 28 20112011-08-28 +2 copiesClose-up photograph of a bare foot resting on a red velvet cushion placed on an ornate gold throne or seat with carved gilded scrollwork. A person wearing orange saffron robes stands beside it; only the lower leg, foot and orange cloth are visible. Blurred orange and blue fabric appears at the upper left. A dark vertical pole runs down the right edge.2010-10-30Close-up photograph of a seated person's bare feet resting on a plush rug with a maroon, cream and brown pattern. The person wears loose orange-saffron cloth draped over the legs. Behind them is an ornate golden carved throne or seat with floral and scrollwork detailing. Only feet and lower legs are visible; no face is shown, so no identification is made from appearance. The feet are placed side by side on the rug.2010-09-06 +1 copies