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Outdoor photo of devotees gathered in front of a salmon-coloured building with a sign reading SRI ANANDESHWARA TEMPLE above an open doorway. Several people stand in a loose line on a paved courtyard: women in saris in blue, orange, pink and white, and men in white shirts and trousers. A man in bright orange kurta stands near the steps, and a man in a blue shirt stands in the doorway. Stone dvarapala-style statues flank the entrance and a banana plant grows at right. A Kannada signboard is visible at right.

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August 01 20102010-08-01August 01 20102010-08-01August 01 20102010-08-01March 05 20112011-03-05 +1 copiesOutdoor photo at the entrance of a white-walled temple labelled Sri Anandeshwara Temple, with banana leaves and a garland strung over the doorway. A crowd of devotees moves toward the entrance, mostly in white clothes; a man at right in orange robes with a white forehead marking stands out, a woman in a yellow sari is at left, and a young man in white with a necklace is in the centre. A billboard at right shows a portrait of a man in an orange turban and robes beside Kannada text, and a black stone deity murti stands near the doorway. A camera crew with a video camera is visible at left.2010-02-12Outdoor photo of a ceremony at the Sri Anandeshwara Temple, a terracotta-coloured building with a corrugated roof canopy hung with colourful tasselled decorations. A bare-headed priest in white dhoti with an orange-bordered cloth stands centre-left on a paved platform near a small offering tray and kalasha. A woman in an orange sari stands near him. Large crowds line the courtyard: men in white shirts and white dhotis on the left, and women in white saris and colourful sarees on the right, many with hands folded. A banner on the right shows a portrait and a printed title. No identifiable a person figure is visible in person.2011-04-03Outdoor photo of a temple courtyard with a long line of devotees in white and cream clothes standing with palms joined in namaskar on the left, and women in saffron, yellow, green and blue saris on the right. A figure in orange robes stands on the red-and-white striped steps at the entrance of the orange temple. The sign above the doorway reads Sri Anandeshwara Temple. A large banner beside the entrance shows a portrait of a saint with orange and white garments and text about a Life Bliss Program. Colourful decorative flags and hangings line the metal-roofed pavilion, and rangoli designs decorate the ground in the lower right.2011-02-25A photograph outside the orange-walled Sri Anandeshwara Temple at the ashram, with a tiled courtyard and corrugated roof overhead. A bald man in orange robes stands at left beside a table draped in white with a green edge, holding a brass vessel of white and red flower garlands and a kalasha-like offering. Around him, many women and men in white and cream ritual clothes, several women in pale saris with gold borders and yellow shawls, mill about and stand in line near the temple entrance. A seated older man in white sits at far right beside a wall painting of a smiling man in an orange turban. A banner reads Dasara celebrations with dates in October 2010.2010-10-05Photograph of the entrance steps of the Sri Anandeshwara Temple, with the name board reading SRI ANANDESHWARA TEMPLE above an open doorway. A red-and-white stepped platform holds a large rangoli of two figures in orange and purple on a dark base, bordered by yellow flowers. A young person in a lavender-purple dress with a flower garland stands at the left of the steps. A man in an orange robe stands on the steps, and several people in white dhotis and white garments, some with orange shawls, stand in the doorway. A woman in an orange sari and grey shawl stands near the centre, and women in orange and red saris stand along the right with hands folded in namaste. Two large dark stone deity murtis garlanded in marigolds flank the entrance, and a red cloth hangs beside the doorway.2010-12-28A photograph of the entrance to Sri Anandeshwara Temple, an orange-painted building with a white-and-red striped step platform and a signboard reading SRI ANANDESHWARA TEMPLE. A figure in an orange robe stands in the doorway with hands together. Two dark stone deity murtis flank the steps. A group of women in white, pink, grey and green clothing stand on the steps and courtyard with hands folded in prayer, some with shawls. A large red banner on the right shows a smiling person in an orange head wrap and orange clothing, with partial text reading 'are ... me'. Orange pennants hang from the roof overhead.2011-01-23Outdoor photo at the front of the Sri Anandeshwara Temple building at AadiKailaasa, with white-walled halls and an arched entrance. A standing line of devotees in white dhotis and white kurtas, many with orange shawls, and women in white saris with yellow shawls, faces the entrance. Scattered firecracker debris covers the ground, consistent with the Diwali celebration described in the surrounding text. A woman in an orange sari stands near the centre, and a man in a full orange robe stands on a raised platform in the background near the temple door. Signboards read Sri Anandeshwara Temple and Kalpataru Darshan.2008-10-27Crowded outdoor procession approaching a white tent-style temple decorated with banana trees, orange flags and painted panels, with a sign reading Nandeshwara Temple above the entrance. Many people in white dhotis and white saris crowd along wooden barricades, while a few figures in orange or saffron garments move near the doorway. Devotees line the path, some children in blue and grey clothes stand at the left, and a white umbrella-like canopy shades the entrance area.2007-12-30