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Close-up photograph of several pairs of black slippers with orange straps and orange toe posts, packed together inside an open cardboard box against a soft pink background. No people are visible. The footwear is shown in a tight, shallow-focus frame.

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February 27 20092009-02-27August 01 20082008-08-01December 21 20102010-12-21A pair of grey rubber flip-flop sandals with orange straps and round orange toe knobs, placed side by side on a reddish-orange tiled floor. No people are visible in the image.2008-04-07Close-up photo of a pair of black rubber flip-flop sandals with orange-brown ribbed straps and matching orange-brown toe posts, resting on a wooden surface. A white plastic bag is visible in the blurred background at upper left. No people are visible in the scene.2009-02-27A pair of black rubber flip-flops with orange straps lies side by side on bare brown earth. The orange straps are ribbed and the toe posts are orange, set on dark soles. No people are visible; the image shows only the footwear in a close, shallow-focus view of ground.2010-12-23A pair of dark navy or black leather sandals with orange-tan leather straps and toe posts rests on a pale wooden surface. The sandals are placed side by side, toes pointing toward the viewer, with soft shadows cast to the right. No people are visible in the scene.2009-02-27February 27 20092009-02-27December 21 20102010-12-21Close-up photograph of a pair of black and orange rubber sandals placed on an orange cloth on a wooden surface. The orange straps are ribbed, with orange thong posts, and small white flower petals rest on the black soles near the posts. A golden tray with ritual items is faintly visible at the top edge. No people are visible; the sandals are presented as a paduka, a ritual footwear object.2011-05-09December 21 20102010-12-21Close-up photograph of a person's bare feet in black rubber flip-flops with orange straps and an orange toe-post, standing on a gravel ground. The wearer's legs are wrapped in orange cloth, a saffron dhoti or sannyasi garment. A white and maroon-bordered garment edge appears at the right edge of the frame, beside a second, partly visible person. The face and upper body are not visible, so no identity can be determined from this image.2010-11-08