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Close-up portrait photograph of a man wearing a saffron-orange turban wrapped around his head, with a red kumkum mark on his forehead between the eyebrows, looking directly at the camera against a blurred green background. Only his face and turban are visible, and no other people or ritual setting appear in the frame.

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December 2002 Rare-Collections-From-2002December 2002 Rare-Collections-From-2002 +1 copiesClose portrait photo of a young man with eyes closed in a calm meditative expression, wearing a saffron-orange turban and matching saffron-orange shawl draped over the shoulders. A small red bindi mark sits on his forehead. The plain dark blue-grey background keeps focus on the face and robes. One person is visible.December 2002 Rare-Collections-From-2002 +1 copiesDecember 2002 Rare-Collections-From-20022003 -Glimpses From Various Programs2003-01-01 +1 copiesDecember 2002 Rare-Collections-From-2002December 2002 Rare-Collections-From-2002Close-up side-profile photograph of a man wearing a saffron-orange turban wrapped high on his head, with a red kumkum mark on his forehead between the brows. His skin is warm-toned and his gaze is directed to the right of the frame. Orange fabric also appears at the bottom edge. The background is blurred. Watermarked with a copyright line running down the left side. One person is visible.2009-08-22A close portrait photograph of a young man with eyes gently closed, wearing a saffron-orange turban and a matching saffron-orange shawl draped over his shoulders. A small red bindi-style mark is visible on his forehead. The dark blurred background makes the warm orange clothing stand out. No other people are visible.A close portrait photograph of a man with eyes lowered and a faint smile, wearing a saffron-yellow turban and matching saffron-yellow shawl draped over the shoulders. A small red bindi or tilak mark sits on his forehead. The plain dark-blue background keeps focus on the figure. a person is not established by visible cues beyond the saffron clothing and turban, so identity remains uncertain.December 2002 Rare-Collections-From-2002 +1 copies