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A person in a flowing saffron-orange robe with long dark hair bends forward at a pink temple wall, one hand resting on a perforated marble ledge beneath a glazed window. Inside the window, a red curtain and small offerings are visible, including a yellow lotus-shaped decoration hanging on the frame. Beside the window, an orange shrine column is decorated with green, pink and yellow motifs and swastikas. Below, a marble plaque carries Bengali script reading Om namo bhagavate ra... (Om, salutations to the Blessed One). The figure's long hair and saffron robe are visible cues, but the identity is uncertain, so this is a devotee at a temple shrine.

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A photograph of a person in an orange-saffron wrap and long dark, wavy hair standing with their back to the camera, facing a small pink stone shrine. The shrine has a glass-fronted door with a deity murti inside, garlanded with a green-and-white flower garland, and a yellow ribbon is tied to the frame. Above the shrine is a plaque with Bengali script. To the right, an orange pillar is decorated with green garlands and swastika motifs. The person's hand rests on the glass door in a gesture of devotion. Overall a single person at a shrine, one physical person visible.A standing man with long, swept-back dark hair wears a loose saffron-orange wrap over his shoulders and body, with a red bindi on his forehead, and holds his hands clasped at his waist while smiling toward the camera. Behind him is a pink stone shrine with an arched top and a glass-fronted window showing a deity murti with a sunburst-style halo, draped in red cloth and garlanded with marigolds and a yellow flower. Above the shrine arch, Bengali script is inscribed on a maroon cloth panel, and a green plaque with Bengali text is set over the window. Swamiji (probable): the long hair, saffron wrap and bindi are the cues, and the page indicates a visit to Telghat.August 11 20092009-08-11July 08 20102010-07-08A man with long, swept-back dark hair and a red tilak mark on his forehead stands smiling beside an ornately decorated orange shrine with green and white trim, pink and yellow rosettes, swastika and om motifs, and marigold garlands draped across its top. He wears a flowing saffron-orange robe wrapped over one shoulder and holds the fabric at his waist with one hand. Behind the shrine a glass-fronted doorway shows floral offerings inside. A red-bordered plaque on the white wall bears Bengali text. Visible cues include long hair, saffron clothing and a tilak, consistent with a probable Swamiji (probable) appearance; the figure is a physically present person in the scene.A barefoot man in a saffron-orange sleeveless top and orange dhoti leans forward and bows his head toward a carved grey stone ledge in a temple-style shrine. He wears a long rudraksha mala with dark beads that hangs across his chest, and his long dark hair is tied back. Behind him are brass vessels, a brass kalasha-like pot and bowls on the stone platform, a carved stone pillar with a lion motif, and an orange cloth draped across an orange chair. An orange mat covers the floor.2010-07-10July 10 20082008-07-10January 31 20112011-01-31July 07 20102010-07-07 +1 copiesJuly 21 20102010-07-21August 11 20092009-08-11October 30 20102010-10-30 +1 copies