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A person in an orange sleeveless garment bends forward, head lowered to touch lips to the edge of a grey granite plinth carved with floral and scroll motifs. A long white-and-green-and-pink jasmine garland drapes over the shoulder with gold bead ornaments at the chest, and a white tilak mark is visible on the forehead. The right hand rests on the stone. Behind is a carved dark stone deity murti decorated with yellow flowers and a red backdrop, with a small terracotta pot on the ledge.

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A photograph of a single person bowing low, head pressed forward toward a carved grey stone ledge or step. The person wears a sleeveless saffron-orange top and a long white flower garland with red flower clusters, with dark rudraksha-style beads visible at the lower edge. One hand rests on the stone. The carved stone shows a decorative floral motif.2010-09-15A photograph of a man in an orange saffron garment bending forward and pressing his forehead to a carved grey stone ledge, with one hand resting on the stone. He wears a long white and red flower garland with a rudraksha mala draped over his shoulder, and his long dark hair falls loose. The stone has carved mouldings and a red wall stands behind him, with an orange cloth hanging in the background. a person (long dark hair, rudraksha mala, saffron clothing) is shown in a reverent prostration gesture at a temple-like stone structure.2010-08-30December 28 20082008-12-28A photograph of a person with long dark hair bowing low, forehead touching a grey stone ledge carved with a decorative floral relief. The person wears a sleeveless saffron-orange garment and a long white flower garland interspersed with red flower clusters and a dark rudraksha-style bead strand. One hand rests palm-down on the stone near the carving. Only one physical person is visible, and the face is mostly hidden.2010-09-15A photograph of a man in an orange saffron garment with his head bowed low, forehead resting against the edge of a pale grey stone step or plinth. His right hand rests on the stone beside his face. He wears a long white flower garland with red roses and green leaves, and a dark rudraksha-style bead strand is visible along it. His long dark hair falls forward. The stone has carved mouldings and a red-painted wall stands behind him. Swamiji (probable): a figure with long swept-back hair, saffron clothing and rudraksha beads, presented here as a devotee in a bowed posture.2010-08-30A photograph of a person in an orange sleeveless top and orange sari bending forward to press their forehead against a carved grey stone step or ledge, one hand resting on the stone. A long garland of white flowers with red roses and green leaves hangs from their neck and shoulder, with dark beaded tassels along it. The stone has a decorative moulded edge, and the background shows red-orange wall and a white surface. One physical person is visible; their face is partly hidden against the stone. a person identity is not established from appearance.2010-08-30December 30 20082008-12-30A person in an orange saffron robe bows low with their forehead pressed against a carved stone ledge or pedestal in a dim temple interior. The figure wears a white and red flower garland draped over the shoulders and has dark hair gathered at the back. A brass pot with a dusting of yellow powder sits at the upper left, with yellow marigold petals scattered along the stone. Ornate carved stone pillars and a red-and-white wooden railing frame the background.2009-11-16 +1 copiesJuly 07 20092009-07-07December 28 20082008-12-28 +1 copiesA man in an orange saffron robe and a white and red flower garland bows low, pressing his forehead to a grey stone ledge while his right hand rests flat on the stone. A carved stone motif is visible at the lower left, with a small brass lamp and a red object on a ledge behind. A faint white tilak mark is visible on his forehead. He appears to be the only person present, shown in a close outdoor temple-style setting with a gold ornament at his waist.2008-12-30December 28 20082008-12-28 +1 copies