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Indoor photo in a wood-panelled hall with a polished dark floor. A cluster of about eight men walks toward the camera. A man in the centre wears a bright orange robe, an orange turban and a yellow-orange bead necklace, smiling and mid-stride. Beside him is a bearded man in a yellow shawl over white dhoti, and others in orange and white robes, a white shawl and white dhoti. Behind them a banner reads Jaya Gurudatta and Sri Gurudatta with a round emblem, and framed charts hang on the wall. Ashram-style setting with a small television showing a red-and-yellow image.

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Indoor photo of a group walking through a wood-panelled hall with a dark polished floor. In the centre, a figure in a saffron-orange robe and matching orange turban, with long dark hair and a large orange-and-gold beaded garland, walks ahead of several men in orange and yellow robes, one wearing a white head band and another in white dhoti with an orange shawl. On the left, men in white dhotis and cream shawls walk nearby. A wall sign reads Jaya Gurudatta and Sri Gurudatta in orange lettering, and a small flat-screen monitor shows a red image. The figure in the orange turban has distinctive long swept-back hair, a turban and ornate garland, which are appearance cues, and the page associates this event with a person, so this is a person presence in person. Around nine people are visible.2008-10-29Photograph of a group walking across a polished dark floor in a wood-panelled hall with a banner reading JAYA GURUDATTA and SRI GURUDATTA. A central figure in saffron-orange robes with an orange turban, long dark hair, a gold-coloured necklace and beaded mala walks forward and gestures to his left; the appearance is a person by visible cues of orange turban, long hair and ornate necklace, yet the figure is shown as a sannyasi walking with attendants rather than an identified person in a clear setting. Around him are men in saffron, yellow and white dhotis, one in a yellow shawl pointing ahead, and attendants with white forehead markings and printed wall notices and a monitor behind them.2008-10-29October 29 20082008-10-29October 29 20082008-10-29October 29 20082008-10-29October 29 20082008-10-29Indoor photograph in a stone temple corridor with dark granite walls, a white tiled floor and iron grilled doors. A man in a saffron-orange turban and long saffron robe stands centre, hands pressed together in namaste and smiling, wearing a rudraksha mala with a clear long dark hair cascade; a pale-orange shawl is draped over his shoulder. Around him are several men in orange robes with red borders and gold garlands, one holding a folded pamphlet, and a man in a white shirt and dark trousers beside a man in a red shirt. The group appears to be walking through the temple. Swamiji (probable) is the central figure in orange with turban and rudraksha, shown as a sannyasi in saffron with long hair.2008-01-02December 16 20062006-12-16March 24 20082008-03-24A procession of devotees walks indoors through a hall decorated with hanging colourful tassels and textile banners. In the centre, a young man with long dark hair wears an orange robe and smiles while walking, a long wooden staff held in his right hand. Beside him, a bearded man in an orange robe with a red border carries a white cloth at his waist. Surrounding them, men in white dhotis and orange shawls, some with rudraksha malas, and a woman in an orange sari with a yellow-shawled attendant walk together, with forehead markings visible on several faces. Round ornamental ornaments hang at the upper left.2008-03-22A group of six men walks barefoot across a bare concrete hall decorated with hanging cloth banners in red, blue, yellow and orange with tassels. On the left a small altar holds a deity murti with garlands. In the foreground, a man in saffron robes and a rudraksha mala on the right smiles at the camera, while beside him a bare-chested man in an orange cloth reaches out a hand. Two men in saffron, a man in white dhoti with an orange shawl, and another in saffron walk behind. Framed photographs hang on the right wall. The setting appears to be an ashram hall.2008-03-24January 09 20082008-01-09