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A photograph of a wall-mounted display rack in a shop selling CDs, DVDs and booklets arranged on wooden shelves. Many covers show portraits of a man with white or orange head coverings and saffron clothing, and women in orange or red garments; some covers show temple art. A small orange-clad doll in a clear plastic bag hangs on the right. Framed red-toned portrait prints hang on the upper right. No physical people are visible in the scene.

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March 03 20152015-03-03November 20 20112011-11-20Interior photograph of a shop display for religious media. Tiered cream-coloured shelving with red trim holds rows of CD and DVD cases and booklets, many with covers showing a bearded figure in a white head covering and saffron-toned garments, plus other devotional imagery. A blue curtain hangs behind the shelves; white painted walls and a wall calendar with a bird and deity artwork are visible. No people are present.2007-04-20A photograph of a shop interior displaying shelves of CDs and DVD cases in clear plastic sleeves, many showing portrait photos of a man in white robes and head covering. Framed portraits hang on the left wall beside more shelves of boxed media. Tiled floor, pink-painted walls and a corrugated roof frame the room. No people are visible in the scene.2011-11-20A photograph of a glass-fronted bookshop display with tiered racks of CDs, DVDs and booklets in cases. Covers show smiling figures in saffron and orange robes and white turbans, with some cases holding portraits and colourful sleeve artwork. A cream-coloured sign reads "NEW RELEASES" on the shelves, and a red-trimmed rack frames the display. No physical people are visible in the scene; the figures appear only on printed covers.2007-04-20A retail display of books and DVD cases arranged on tiered glass-fronted shelves in a shop. Covers show portrait photographs of a smiling man in a yellow or orange turban and robes, and of a woman with dark hair and a red bindi, alongside landscape and floral images. Many spines and covers carry Tamil-script titles, and some show a white-bearded elder in a blue jacket. No people are physically present in the scene.2007-02-05Interior photograph of a bookshop or media display in an ashram-style hall with red-painted glass shelving. Shelves hold rows of CDs and DVD cases and booklets, many with cover portraits of a man in white or saffron with a white turban and beard, and some with colourful ritual or deity imagery. A sign on the shelf reads NEW RELEASES, and framed calendars and posters hang on the wall above. The floor is red and a lattice window is visible at upper left. No physical people are clearly in the scene apart from a partially visible person at the far right edge.2007-04-20A bookshop or merchandise display rack with woven bamboo matting and wooden rails against a rust-orange wall. Rows of DVD cases and CD jewel cases are arranged on the shelves, showing covers with portrait photographs of a figure in saffron-orange robes and rudraksha beads, and figures in white turbans. Framed portraits hang on the wall above the rack, including a deity image at the upper left. A wall calendar and a poster titled Paramahamsa Nithyananda hang at the right edge. Lower shelves hold small bottles, a green plastic tray, a wooden book stand, orange cloth bags and folded fabrics with yellow tassels. No people are visible.2008-08-06December 09 20052005-12-09A photograph of a glass-fronted display wall in a bookshop or galleria, filled with rows of DVD and book covers. The covers show portraits of a man with a white or orange head wrap and bright clothing, alongside titles such as Yoga for Mind, Yoga for Being, Quantum Bliss, Master and Power of Coincidence. No physical people are visible, and the figures appear only as printed cover portraits. The display is framed in red-orange shelving with a glass front.2007-04-20August 06 20092009-08-06A photo taken inside a shop lined with CD and DVD cases displayed on red-trimmed racks against a white cinder-block wall. A standing man with long dark swept-back hair, wearing an orange saffron wrap and a long mala of dark rudraksha beads, reaches out with his right hand toward the cases while looking at them. The covers show portraits of smiling people in turbans and saffron-toned clothing. Probable Swamiji: the long swept-back hair, saffron wrap and rudraksha mala are visible cues, and he is shown in person browsing the displays.2006-07-25