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Close-up photograph of molten metal glowing orange-yellow inside a dark clay or stone crucible or mould, with a thin metal rod or wire tool resting across the top and a curved glowing vessel edge at the right. No people are visible, and the scene appears to be a metal casting or smelting process rather than a satsang, ritual or discourse.

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Close-up photograph of molten metal being heated in a crucible over glowing charcoal and open flames. A metal tong or rod is held at the right edge, lifting or stirring the bright orange-yellow molten material. No people are visible; the frame is filled with fire, embers and the glowing crucible.2013-09-16Close-up photograph of a metal crucible or vessel being tilted over a bright glowing fire on a sandy ground. Molten orange flames surround a curved iron or metal tool gripping the pot, with a wooden handle extending to the right and a heap of dirt or ash at the base. No people are clearly visible; only a partial sleeve appears at the upper right edge.2013-10-05Close view of a metal casting process: a glowing crucible of molten metal sits in a bed of reddish clay, held by long iron tongs gripping its rim. Bright orange flames and smoke rise around it. Beside it stand clay mould forms with open pouring holes, and a wooden rod leans in the foreground. A figure in white dhoti clothing is partly visible at the top-left edge, out of focus. No face is visible. The scene suggests a deity-casting workshop.2013-07-29A glowing orange clay mold is being heated over an open fire in a dirt-floor setting. Metal tongs with long iron handles grip the molten-hot vessel, and bright flames and smoke rise from the base. Dry earth and scattered debris surround the hearth. A person's lower legs in pale cloth are visible at the top left edge, partly cropped. The scene resembles metal casting of a murti, though no ritual is clearly shown.2013-07-13 +1 copiesAugust 24 20142014-08-24Close overhead photo of a clay fire pit or hearth with two glowing red-orange embers opening through its pale, sooty surface, with a long iron or wooden rod inserted near the left opening. Ash and soot cover the mound around the openings and dark soil surrounds it. A partially visible dark sleeve or hand of an unseen person rests at the lower right edge. No faces are visible, and no a person candidate is present in the frame.2013-09-16A close view of a traditional metal casting process in clay crucibles set in the ground. Glowing orange molten metal sits in a bowl-shaped clay mould at left, while flames rise from a fire pit between clay vessels. Iron tongs with long dark handles grip the crucible. Dry sticks and reddish-brown earth surround the furnace, and a second clay vessel at right glows red inside.2014-09-21A metal casting scene at night in an open workshop. Glowing molten metal pours from a clay crucible into a mould, with bright orange flame and rising white smoke. Long iron tongs with curved jaws hold the crucible, and a wooden rod lies in the foreground. The ground is reddish earth. No people are visible.2013-07-29July 13 20132013-07-13 +1 copiesSeptember 16 20132013-09-16July 29 20132013-07-29Close-up photo of a dark, weathered stone surface with two glowing circular openings in it, each filled with bright orange-yellow flames and embers. Sparks trail from the right opening. The stone looks rough and mossy with a mottled texture, and a few flowers appear blurred in the upper left corner. No people are visible; the image shows a fire-lit stone structure at night, possibly a homa or fire offering vessel.2013-09-04