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A man in white kurta and dhoti stands on a wooden ladder inside a dim temple interior, reaching up with one arm to touch or clean a stone ceiling beam. He wears a dark rudraksha mala around his neck. Rough stone walls and a rope are visible beside him. The ladder is wooden and the setting appears to be an old temple being restored, consistent with a kar seva cleanup at Kanjanoor Agniswarar Temple.

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A photograph inside a dim temple hall showing two men in plain white kurta and dhoti cleaning a dark, weathered stone pillar. The man in front has his right arm raised high, scrubbing or wiping the upper part of the pillar with a cloth, while a second man in white stands beside him on the left, also reaching upward. A blue object is visible in the upper left. The pillar is aged and stained, and shadowy temple architecture surrounds them. Both are barefoot and working in the sacred space, consistent with temple renovation work.2012-05-30May 30 20122012-05-30A man in plain white dhoti and white shirt stands inside a dim stone temple hall beside a weathered granite pillar, holding a broom or cleaning tool in his hands. A rudraksha mala hangs around his neck and a small vibhuti or tilak mark is on his forehead. Behind him a light is mounted high on the wall. The stone is aged and dusty, consistent with renovation work at an old temple.2012-05-30May 30 20122012-05-30May 30 20122012-05-30May 30 20122012-05-30May 30 20122012-05-30May 30 20122012-05-30May 11 20122012-05-11May 30 20122012-05-30May 30 20122012-05-30February 08 20122012-02-08