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A photograph inside a covered temple corridor with a corrugated roof, fluorescent tube lights and lattice screens. A central figure with long dark hair and an orange saffron cloth draped over the body smiles broadly and stands with hands near the waist. Beside him a man in white kurta and white dhoti wears an orange shawl and a dark mala around the neck, and a bearded man in white with an orange shawl clasps hands with someone at right. Other men in white dhotis and a bare-chested man in a white vest stand around. A man in a plaid shirt is seen from behind at right.

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September 18 20062006-09-18A photograph taken inside a temple hall with lattice screens and a pink pillar. In the foreground on the right, a man with shoulder-length swept-back hair wears a loose orange saffron shawl over his bare chest and stands looking to the side. Beside him, a middle-aged man in a white collared shirt and white dhoti gestures with one hand, and a second man in white stands at left with his hand on his hip and an orange cloth draped over his shoulder. The figure in orange has long swept hair and saffron clothing, matching the page's a person candidate, though the face is not clearly visible; presence is treated as uncertain.2006-09-18September 18 20062006-09-18September 18 20062006-09-18July 28 20082008-07-28October 19 20082008-10-19A photograph of several men walking together under a corrugated metal roof supported by pink metal poles, with palm trees and a thatched hut behind them. In the foreground at right, a man in a saffron-orange shawl and dhoti with long dark hair and a red forehead mark walks beside a gas cylinder. Other men wear white kurtas, white dhotis and orange shawls; one older man in white with a rudraksha mala and black bag walks centre and smiles. A shaved-headed man in white stands at left. Several other people are visible in the background. a person in the foreground: long swept-back hair and saffron-orange clothing, presented as a sannyasi with orange shawl.2006-09-18November 25 20092009-11-25A photograph taken under a white tarpaulin canopy with a red cloth overhead and a fluorescent tube light fixed to the frame. A group of men stands close together facing a central figure in an orange-saffron robe with long, swept-back dark hair. Around him, men wear white kurtas or shirts with white dhotis and orange shawls draped over the shoulders. A bare-chested man in checked shorts stands at the left edge, and a man in a cream shirt and white dhoti stands at right. Greenery and a lattice wall are visible behind. The central figure has distinctive long hair and an orange robe, a probable match for the page's a person reference, though his face is partly turned away from the viewer.2006-09-18Photograph taken under a tent-like canopy of a group of devotees in white ritual clothes with orange shawls gathered before a person on the right wearing an orange garment with long dark hair, hands folded in front of the chest. Several white-clad men and women stand in a semicircle, many with hands folded or holding objects, and a woman in a white sari with an orange border stands near centre with palms joined. A steel bowl sits on a table at right. The setting suggests an ashram ceremony or seva gathering. The figure on the right has long swept-back hair and orange-saffron clothing, a distinctive cue, but the identity is uncertain from appearance.2006-11-20A photograph taken indoors in a plain white-walled corridor with a doorway and grille window behind. A smiling man with long dark swept-back hair, a red tilak on his forehead, a rudraksha mala and an orange saffron robe stands centre-frame, appearing to walk through. Beside him a younger man in white clothes wears an orange shawl. Behind them, men in white shirts and an orange-shawled attendant stand near the doorway, and a seated woman in a red sari sits at left near a table. Swamiji (probable) appearance-based label applies to the centre figure, based on long swept-back hair, saffron robe and rudraksha mala.2007-01-12February 11 20072007-02-11