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A photograph of an indoor room with wood-panelled walls, a beige leather sofa, and a green patterned rug. A standing person in a long orange robe and orange turban bends forward and hands a booklet to a seated person in orange robes and an orange turban, who receives it on a patterned cushion. A television sits on a wooden stand behind them, with a framed picture on the wall and red velvet furniture and a vase of pink flowers in the foreground. Two more people in orange sit at the lower left, one holding small books. Attribution to a person is not established by appearance, so no identity is asserted.

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October 29 20082008-10-29Two men in orange saffron robes and orange turbans sit on a cream leather sofa in a wood-panelled room with a standing fan and a television behind them. The man on the left, with long dark hair, a red tilak on his forehead and a wooden rudraksha mala, sits with hands clasped and looks to the side. The man on the right, wearing glasses and a white tilak, holds open a booklet with a portrait of a smiling woman on its cover. Two people are visible.2008-02-17October 29 20082008-10-29February 17 20082008-02-17Indoor photo of a sitting room with wood-panelled walls, a wall clock, a framed picture, a television and beige leather sofas with red-patterned cushions over a patterned rug. A bald, elderly man in orange robes walks barefoot across the room, while a woman in an orange sari with a matching orange head covering smiles beside him. Behind them, a bearded man in orange stands near a man in an orange turban holding a booklet, and a man in orange with a folder stands by the door. On the left, a man in a white shirt holds a metal pot, another man in orange stands nearby, and a white-bearded elder in orange sits on the sofa holding printed pamphlets. A cream-clothed hand is visible on the lower left. Seven people are visible, and the ritual role of the moment is unclear; the elder in front wears plain orange robes with no visible crown, malas or other distinctive regalia, so the identity of the bald figure remains uncertain.2008-02-17February 17 20082008-02-17Indoor room with wood-panelled walls, cream sofa and a green patterned rug. A bald man in saffron robes sits in a carved wooden chair with red upholstery at right, hands clasped, with flowers beside him. Two women in saffron with saffron head wraps sit on the sofa; one bends forward with hands pressed together. A man in white dhoti and shirt bows at left, and three men in saffron and rust-coloured robes stand in the background. A framed portrait of a bald saffron-clad figure hangs on the wall, and a painted deity face appears above the seated man. A television and a small table with a silver tray are at left.2008-02-17Indoor photograph of a sitting room with two people in orange robes conversing. On the left, an elderly man with a grey-white head covering and orange shawl holds an open book on a floral-upholstered sofa. On the right, a woman with long dark hair and an orange head wrap sits with hands clasped on a red-cushioned armchair. Between them stands a brass urn-shaped vessel on a rug, a wooden cabinet with glass trophies and a small bust, a globe, and a window with brown lattice and beige curtains.2009-12-11Two saffron-robed men sit on wooden chairs in a plain room with mint-green walls and a pink curtain. The younger man on the left wears an orange turban and a long, dark, loose-haired style with a long dark rudraksha mala across his chest, hands clasped in his lap, looking down. The older bald man on the right, wearing thin-framed glasses and orange robes, holds an open glossy book with a photo of a smiling figure in orange and turns its pages. A mobile phone rests on the armrest nearby.2009-01-12December 11 20092009-12-11January 12 20092009-01-12February 17 20082008-02-17