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July 29 20082008-07-29July 29 20082008-07-29July 30 20082008-07-30January 11 20102010-01-11 +2 copiesNight outdoor gathering with a large crowd seated on red, white and blue plastic chairs facing a stage lit by two bright overhead lights. A large screen on the stage shows a figure seated on a throne-like seat within a green circular halo. In the foreground a man in a pink shirt and women with flowers in their hair, one in white, face the screen. A person in red stands at the left edge. Small string lights line the ground at the back.2011-04-17Night outdoor event with a large crowd seated in white plastic chairs facing a brightly lit stage with a yellow and orange canopy and draped red panels. Many people are seen from behind in shirts and kurtas, some in saffron-orange clothing. A large screen at right shows a yellow-toned image of a figure. Trees fill the dark background and a small blue logo sits in the upper left corner.2005-11-16January 09 20102010-01-09 +1 copiesNight photo of a large outdoor audience seated on blue plastic chairs in a courtyard, watching a projected discourse on a screen. A bright red banner above the screen reads ANAND MOTORS with a YAMAHA logo on its left. The projection shows a deity murti on an arched backdrop and a tall figure in white with a turban on the right, with a smaller portrait of a bearded man on the left. Several spectators stand at the edges, a white-shirted man on the right in front, and a child in a red shirt stands on a ledge at left beside a bust on a pedestal. Strings of lights hang from the building and a street lamp glows above. Leaves hang across the top of the frame.2005-11-18July 30 20082008-07-30 +1 copiesJuly 29 20082008-07-29Night outdoor event: a large audience of seated people in plastic chairs faces a lit stage draped in orange and red fabric, with banana plants at the sides and a banner in Tamil script. A large side screen shows a robed figure with a microphone in a saffron-toned frame; the stage figure is not clearly identifiable from appearance. Audience members wear white shirts, dhotis and colourful saris, with many heads visible in the dark.2005-11-16April 17 20112011-04-17