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A photograph of an outdoor relief camp under a red and gold patterned canopy. A seated man in orange saffron robes and an orange-and-red head wrap laughs and leans back in a plastic chair. Facing him, a man with a shaved head wears an orange saffron wrap over a bare chest and stands barefoot beside a blue plastic drum marked with yellow lettering. Behind them, men in white dhotis and shirts, one holding an orange umbrella, watch and talk, and a woman in a white sari stands at a cooking area with pots and white sacks. Palm trees and a parked white vehicle are in the background. The scene is informal and social.

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January 04 20122012-01-04Outdoor photo at a temporary camp with a red patterned canopy and palm trees. In the foreground, a man in orange robes and an orange headwrap sits on a plastic chair, laughing, with one leg extended. Beside him stands a smiling bald man in an orange dhoti and shawl, holding his hand near a blue barrel marked RPM. Behind them, men in white dhotis and shirts stand and move among tables and cookware, and a woman in white works at a stove under the tent. Sacks and a small cardboard box lie on the ground. Several other men are visible in the background near parked vehicles.2012-01-04Outdoor scene at a dusty village site with palm trees and a blue metal frame behind. A man with long dark hair and a red-and-orange head cloth sits smiling on a plastic chair, dressed in a saffron-orange robe with gold trim and a shoulder cloth; he holds a water bottle. Beside him a shirtless young man in white dhoti with gold border and a rudraksha mala holds a red plate. Men in white shirts and white dhotis stand around, one wearing a striped shawl, and a woman in a yellow sari walks in the background. An older man in white at right rests his hand on his chin near a table and a blue drum. a person: the seated man has long hair and saffron robes with a rudraksha-style necklace-free chest, ornate gold-trimmed clothing and a head cloth, consistent with the page; the appearance cues are moderate.2012-01-04January 04 20122012-01-04Outdoor photo on a dirt ground near a blue vehicle and palm trees. A man in an orange robe with an orange and white head-wrap sits on a plastic chair, raising one hand in greeting while smiling. An orange umbrella is held above him by a bare-shouldered young man in white dhoti and a rudraksha mala. A man in a white shirt and checked lungi bends forward toward him with folded hands, and another man in white dhoti holds a red tray. Several onlookers in white and checked clothes stand behind, and a white jeep is parked at right. Rope is strung across the scene.2012-01-04January 04 20122012-01-04January 03 20122012-01-03January 04 20122012-01-04Outdoor scene at a camp beneath palm trees on bare dirt ground. A man in an orange saffron wrap, orange cloth tied around his head, sits on a plastic chair, smiling and looking to his side. Beside him, a man in white dhoti and white shirt with a rudraksha-style bead necklace stands holding a rope. Another man in an all-white dhoti and shirt stands at right beside a blue barrel labelled RPM and a table with pots and cardboard boxes. Behind them, a red patterned tent cloth, a white van, a parked truck and a few other people are visible. Whether the seated man in orange is a person cannot be established from appearance, so the role is given as a seated man in saffron.2012-01-04January 06 20122012-01-06A foggy outdoor relief camp under a tent with red-and-white bunting. In the centre, a man in an orange turban and orange robes sits on a plastic chair, eyes half-closed, hands resting on his lap. Around him stand saffron-robed monks, one with rudraksha beads and an orange cloth, and a white-clad man with a sacred thread and beaded bracelets. Behind them, workers in white shirts and green caps tend large metal pots of food, and a silver-coloured vehicle is parked in the mist. The scene shows several monks and volunteers, with the seated man's role being a devotee or sannyasi receiving attention.2012-01-03January 03 20122012-01-03