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A photograph inside a dimly lit hall with a blue-tinted cast, showing large stacks of white woven sacks piled high against a wall. Several sacks are printed with Tamil and English labels, including Turmeric Powder and Apple Brand. In the left foreground a man in a green shirt stands with his back to the camera, and a few other workers in white clothing are visible near more sacks at left. Windows with grilles and a tiled ceiling frame the room, with bundles of cloth stored at right.

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A photo of a storage room stacked with large white woven sacks of rice or grain, with bags of food supplies piled high on the left and right. A partially visible person in white clothing bends over among the sacks at the left edge. Folded cloths hang on a line along the back wall and mats lie on the floor at right, lit by a bluish light and small lamps set in the wall niches.2012-01-04Stacked white woven rice sacks with red and green printed labels fill a corner of a dim room with blue-tinted lighting. Several larger loose white sacks sit beside the stack on the right, and a string of small lights glows in a window at the top right. No people are clearly visible; a dark figure is faintly present in the background at the far right. Sacks of grain like this are typical of annadan food preparation storage.2012-01-03A storeroom with blue-tinted lighting where stacks of white rice sacks with red and green printed bands are piled against the wall. A man in a green shirt and dark trousers reaches toward the bags while a blurred person in a white jacket and teal head covering stands in the foreground. Bundles, bags and cardboard boxes are stacked along the back wall.2012-01-04A cluttered storage room with whitewashed walls and a ceiling fan, packed with stacked sacks and bundles. Large white and blue woven sacks sit on the floor, with purple-and-green Aptech-style bags and stacked blue tarpaulin bundles against the wall. Cardboard boxes, a grey wheeled suitcase and a red curtain fill the scene, and a person in a white top and dark wrap stands at the left edge while a seated figure in red works among the boxes at the back. A pale orange notice is pinned on the left wall. The setting suggests relief or donation supplies being sorted for distribution.2012-01-04A dim storeroom stacked with large sacks and bags, mostly white and blue-tinted, with bundled blue tarpaulins, cardboard boxes and a black wheeled suitcase on the floor. Bags labelled with brand text sit in the foreground, and a figure in red clothing sits at a far table among cartons. Barred windows with red curtains and a lit interior shrine-like display are visible at the left background. Bright ceiling tubes light the room, which is used for food-relief supply storage.2012-01-04January 04 20122012-01-04January 04 20122012-01-04A photo inside a whitewashed room used for food distribution, with stacked rice and grain sacks, cardboard boxes and loose bags piled on the floor. Several men in white shirts, white trousers and light blue hairnets sort and load the supplies. The man on the left, wearing a dark beaded necklace, sits on a pile of sacks, and another man in white stands near a window with a red curtain. A mounted picture hangs on the wall behind them.2012-01-04January 04 20122012-01-04Stacks of large sacks of food supplies in a storage room. White woven sacks printed in green with 'Kalyanpuri Appu Brand Suji' sit in front, with green and multicolored sacks of rice or grain stacked behind them and a brown burlap sack at the bottom right. No people are visible.2012-01-06A storeroom filled with stacked sacks of rice and grain, blue tarpaulin bundles, cardboard boxes and a dark suitcase on the floor. Two men work among the supplies: one in an orange shirt, white trousers and a blue hairnet bends over a sack, while another in a white t-shirt with a colourful logo stands at right. A red curtain hangs at a barred window and a small framed picture is mounted on the wall. The scene suggests preparation of annadhan food relief supplies.2012-01-04January 06 20122012-01-06