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A man in saffron-orange dhoti and shawl stands beside a large orange-and-black clay Ganesha murti with a red cloth draped over its head, his hand resting on the statue. He wears a red tilak, a multi-strand gold necklace and a long beaded garland, and appears to be speaking, with a small microphone at his cheek. Behind them are trees, a red-and-orange shrine element and dark murtis, and a person in white at the far right edge.

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Outdoors under a clear sky, a man in saffron-orange robes and a red-brown dhoti stands beside a large orange-and-black Ganesha statue, one hand resting on its trunk-side surface. He wears a long multi-strand gold-toned necklace and a red bindi, and speaks with an open expression. The orange-draped Ganesha murti has a red cloth and gold decoration behind it, with green foliage and pink flowers in the background.2012-09-19September 19 20122012-09-19A photograph of a man in orange and saffron robes standing beside a large orange-faced Ganesha murti with black trunk and details, beside a seated black deity statue. The standing man has long swept-back hair, a long gold-and-bead garland around his neck, a gold chain, and an orange shawl draped over his shoulder, with a small headset microphone at his ear. He rests one hand on the Ganesha statue while speaking. Marigold garlands hang on the statue, and green trees and flowering plants fill the background. Cues are consistent with the page's a person reference; a person is the standing man in orange ornate clothing with a rudraksha-style garland, speaking at the statue during a Ganesha-themed satsang.2012-09-19September 19 20122012-09-19Outdoors under trees, a man in orange-saffron robes stands at right with his right hand resting on the large orange-painted head of a Ganesha statue. A black stone deity murti stands beside it, and an orange cloth drapes the statue's top. The man wears a red bindi, a gold-toned necklace and a small headset microphone, and his bare shoulder shows above the orange shawl. A gold ceremonial garland hangs over the statue, and a red-and-white cloth is visible at the far left.2012-09-19September 19 20122012-09-19September 19 20122012-09-19Outdoor photo of a shaved-headed priest in orange-saffron dhoti and shawl with a heavy gold-beaded necklace, applying yellow-orange clay or paste to a large clay Ganesha figure. The Ganesha has an orange cloth draped over its head and a long curved trunk outlined in black. Beside it stands a black stone or wooden deity murti with a raised hand and rudraksha-style beads, and a small figure holds a metal bowl. A golden-fringed parasol canopy with red tassels shades the scene, with green trees behind. The priest has a red tilak on his forehead.2012-09-19September 19 20122012-09-19A photograph of an outdoor ritual at an ashram setting with green trees behind. A smiling man in orange and saffron garments, with a heavy gold bead necklace and a red tilak on his forehead, works with his hands on a large orange clay Ganesha figure, shaping its trunk and body. Behind him an orange and gold canopy with red tassels shelters the scene, and a dark stone deity murti stands to the right with a raised hand. A small figure is partly visible at the left edge. a person appearance cues are present (orange clothing and gold necklace), but identity is uncertain from appearance alone.2012-09-19Outdoor photo at a temple-style setting under a red and black tasselled canopy with green trees behind. A man on the left wears an orange-red dhoti and matching shawl, a thick gold bead necklace with a gold pendant, and a small red tilak; he gazes toward a large orange-painted Ganesha murti with a red turban-like cloth and gold drapery, its trunk curving to the left and its raised hand holding a black object. A man in a white shirt and white dhoti stands in the background near the trees. The scene evokes a Ganesha puja. a person: the standing man on the left has long-style presentation with a thick gold bead necklace and an orange-red robe and shawl, which are distinctive ceremonial cues.2012-09-19September 19 20122012-09-19