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A photograph of a corridor inside a building with white walls and barred windows. A man in orange robes with long dark hair, rudraksha beads and a red and yellow forehead mark walks forward with palms pressed together in greeting, appearing to be a person figure given the page's a person flag, though the appearance cues are limited to his orange clothing, rudraksha mala and long hair. Behind him a man in white dhoti and shirt also has palms joined. Beside him a man in orange robe with a red sash carries a brass tray holding a decorated kalasha topped with flowers and fruit. On the right a man in white shirt stands with hands joined.

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A photograph of a narrow white-walled passage inside a building with a barred window at right. A man with long dark hair, wearing an orange saffron robe with gold border, a rudraksha mala around his neck and a forehead mark, stands smiling with palms pressed together in greeting. Beside him, a man in a white kurta and white dhoti with a name badge stands near the wall. At right, a man in orange robes and a shawl holds a brass tray with a kalasha pot topped with red flowers, green leaves and fruit, offering it. A carved wooden pillar with gold motifs and a red panel stand to the right.2008-08-01A photograph of a long, narrow white corridor inside a building. A central figure with long dark hair, a red-orange vibhuti mark on the forehead, a dark rudraksha mala and an orange saffron robe walks forward barefoot in brown sandals. Devotees on the left in orange shawls and white clothes press their palms together in anjali. A woman on the right in white with an orange shawl also holds her hands together. Behind the figure a man in white dhoti and orange shawl walks. A standing fan, a red cabinet with gold ornamental panels and wooden crates with brass fittings sit along the right wall. A printed portrait-style name appears on the shawl worn by the right devotee.2008-08-02A photograph of four men walking along a bright white corridor with grey tiled floor, potted plants and a window grille on the left. The man in the centre wears an orange saffron shawl over his body, a gold-toned ornate necklace with a large pendant, and a red-orange bindi on his forehead; he has short dark hair and walks barefoot-style in sandals. Beside him on the left, a younger man in orange robes with a red-bordered cloth walks smiling. Behind them, a man in white shirt and white dhoti holds a small silver vessel, and an older man in white shirt and dhoti with a rudraksha-style mala carries a small silver cup. Potted palms and a wall-mounted sign line the corridor.2009-08-16August 02 20082008-08-02A photograph inside a bare white-walled room with a pale floor. A smiling man in an orange turban and saffron robes, wearing a long white and orange flower garland and a red-and-green rudraksha mala, walks forward while a younger man in orange robes beside him carries a brass kalasha-style pot with a woven cover. Behind them a young attendant in orange holds a tray of flowers and a bell. Several onlookers in white stand at the right edge. Four to five people are visible.2008-07-28July 29 20082008-07-29A photograph of a group of saffron-robed men walking down a polished tiled hallway toward the viewer, near a wooden paneled door on the left. In the centre, a smiling man with long dark hair and a red and white forehead mark wears a bright orange robe and walks with his hands at his sides. Behind him, a man with a white-marked forehead, glasses and a garland of white flowers holds a brass ritual vessel with both hands. To the right, a man in a rust-orange robe with maroon borders carries a dark shoulder bag. Other attendees in orange and red walk behind them. A glass entrance shows a bookshelf with pamphlets and a parked car outside.Inside a bare, white-walled hall with a polished pale floor and barred windows, a man in white dhoti and shirt with a rudraksha mala carries a silver kalasha-style vessel and a small silver lamp. Beside him walks a younger man in an orange saffron shawl with a gold beaded garland, long hair swept back, and a distinctive ornate gold necklace; this appearance is consistent with Swamiji (probable), walking in procession. An older man in white shirt and white dhoti with a rudraksha mala walks alongside. At right, a person in orange robes is seen from behind, and a camera operator is partly visible at the edge.2009-08-16A photograph of three sannyasis walking along a narrow concrete corridor with barred red-framed windows on the right. The man on the left wears orange robes and holds an orange water bottle. The man in the centre wears a deep red robe and open sandals. The man on the right wears orange robes and carries a folded white paper. On the far left edge, an older man in white clothing stands with palms pressed together in greeting. A few other figures are faintly visible in the background doorway.2009-06-21Photograph in a hall at night showing a long-haired man in saffron-orange unstitched robes and a rudraksha mala, hands in a gesture of address, standing before two men in white shirts with palms pressed together in namaste; one has a lanyard and gold bracelet. A shaved-headed priest in orange dhoti with a gold necklace stands at right beside a tray holding fruit and a rudraksha mala. Orange draped fabric and floral decorations hang in the background. Several other people stand behind. The long-haired man with rudraksha mala and saffron robes matches the Swamiji candidate cues, so he is described as Swamiji (probable).2010-11-23Photograph of an indoor hallway in a house with a wooden staircase on the left, a wall-mounted framed deity picture, and a small wall lamp. In the centre, a smiling man with long dark hair, a red bindi and a white flower garland wears a saffron-orange robe and walks forward. Beside him on the left, another man in orange robes with a maroon border walks barefoot. Behind them, two men in white dhotis with orange borders stand in the doorway, one holding a silver tray. Red-cushioned chairs and a wooden table sit at the right.2010-02-18November 25 20092009-11-25