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Outdoor temple scene with rows of black stone shivalingams on a paved ground under green trees and a white tent. A standing man in orange dhoti and orange shoulder cloth, with a rudraksha mala and beaded bracelets and his hair knotted at the back, holds white flowers in his hand. A white-clad attendant at left holds a plate of flowers. At centre a large seated figure is draped in a pink and gold silk cloth, wearing an orange turban-like crown and a rudraksha mala with ornate necklaces, and a small deity murti in orange and green cloth sits in front. Appearance-based probable candidate: the seated draped figure is a statue or murti, not a living person, while the standing man in orange is a devotee performing the offering.

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October 04 20122012-10-04September 29 20122012-09-29October 13 20122012-10-13October 04 20122012-10-04October 05 20122012-10-05September 15 20122012-09-15September 13 20122012-09-13Outdoor temple scene at dusk with a standing man in orange dhoti and orange upper cloth, his hair tied in a knot, with white forehead markings and rudraksha beads around his neck, hands folded in prayer and eyes lowered. Before him a large cylindrical shivalingam is draped in a deep maroon cloth edged with orange, garlanded with flowers and wearing an orange cloth and beads. Nearby stand a small brass lamp, metal bowls and a small seated figure in red, with smoke rising from a ritual vessel, amid rows of small stone shivalingams and a white pillar. Trees and a street lamp frame the background.2012-09-13October 04 20122012-10-04October 11 20122012-10-11September 19 20122012-09-19October 05 20122012-10-05