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A large outdoor crowd sits densely packed between grey stone walls at dusk, with palm trees visible above the wall tops. Most people wear white clothes, and several women wear yellow, orange, pink and green saris with gold borders. Many have rudraksha or beaded malas and gold pendants. In the foreground a man with short grey-black hair and a bead mala sits facing away from the camera, while a seated man in white with a ceremonial marking is near the centre. The gathering looks like a satsang or discourse audience. No a person candidate is clearly identifiable in the frame.

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December 29 20102010-12-29December 29 20102010-12-29December 29 20102010-12-29A large outdoor crowd of devotees sits closely packed on the ground in front of a tall grey stone wall, most dressed in white. Many women wear white or cream sarees with coloured borders, some with red or orange tones, and several have vibhuti or kumkum on their foreheads and rudraksha malas around their necks. Men wear white shirts and dhotis, and a man in the front left has white tripundra marks and a black mala. Some attendees hold name badges on lanyards. Several people sit with hands folded or eyes closed in meditation. No clearly identifiable a person figure is visible in this view.2010-12-29Large crowd of devotees seated on the stone floor at dusk in front of a tall dark stone wall, many with palms pressed together in prayer. Most wear white clothes with orange-saffron shawls draped over their shoulders; a woman in a green sari sits near the center and a woman in a maroon top sits nearby. Scaffolding stands at right and a warm street lamp glows in the dark background, with a small purple logo at upper left.2008-08-02December 29 20102010-12-29December 29 20102010-12-29A large crowd of devotees sits closely packed on stone steps outdoors, filling the frame from bottom to top. Many women wear white or cream saris with red, green and orange borders, some with vibhuti or kumkum on their foreheads and rudraksha or gold necklaces. Men in white shirts and dhotis sit among them, and a few figures in saffron and orange robes stand at the back. Many attendees appear to be listening attentively with eyes closed or lowered. A large crowd of about 100 is visible.2010-12-29A large seated crowd fills a stone-walled open courtyard at dusk or in low light, with many devotees in white clothing and some in coloured saris. Most sit cross-legged on a stone floor in dense rows. In the foreground a woman in a green and maroon sari with a bindi and necklaces looks toward the side, and a woman in white with rudraksha-style beads sits near the front with hands together in greeting. Some children sit among the adults. No speaker or dais is clearly visible in this frame, and no specific person is identifiable as a person here.2010-12-29December 29 20102010-12-29A large outdoor crowd of devotees sits densely packed on stone steps before a grey granite wall, many dressed in white or cream clothing. Several women wear white or cream sarees with coloured borders, and one woman in the foreground has her hands pressed together in namaskar. A man in the front wears white with a white vibhuti tripundra on his forehead and a rudraksha mala. Some attendees wear saffron or orange garments, and small identification badges hang from several necks. A child is held in the upper left and another boy sits in the middle right. No individual a person candidate is clearly visible among the seated crowd.2010-12-29Evening crowd seated on the ground in a stone-walled courtyard of a temple, with a glowing lamp on the wall and palm trees and a gopuram visible above. Many devotees sit close together, mostly women and men in white ritual clothes, some in saffron and orange saris, one woman in a blue sari with a crossbody bag, and several children in dark red and maroon tunics. Uniformed police officers stand near the back wall among standing spectators. No individual is clearly identifiable as a person; the seated group in white and maroon appears to be attending a ceremony.2011-12-20