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Outdoor photo on reddish-brown earth at a construction site with string-marked ground and a tree at left. A bare-chested man in an orange saffron cloth sits on a light blue plastic chair, long dark hair swept back, leaning over to touch the head of a man lying prone in a white shirt and white dhoti on the ground in front of him. Behind them, several standing men in white and cream shirts and dhotis watch, one holds a video camera at chest height, and a tractor sits at upper right. Appearance-based label: a person is the saffron-clad seated figure with long swept-back hair and bare upper body, shown in an in-person outdoor setting. Roughly eight people are visible.

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April 05 20082008-04-05A photograph of an outdoor site on bare red earth with white survey lines and a tree trunk at left. A man with long hair tied back, bare-chested and wearing a saffron-orange dhoti and shawl, sits on a blue plastic chair with his bare feet visible, while a man in a light blue shirt and jeans lies prone on the ground with his forehead touching the soil before him. Several men stand around in white shirts and mundus, one holding a camcorder and another a folder, with additional chairs and a tree-lined background. The scene appears to be a land-measurement or construction-site ceremony.2008-04-05April 05 20082008-04-05A photograph of a bare earth construction site under sparse trees, with freshly dug red soil and white survey lines marked on the ground. In the foreground, a bare-chested man with long dark hair, wearing an orange wrap, sits on a blue plastic chair with his back to the camera, while a man in a white shirt lies prone on the ground before him, arms outstretched and face down. Standing around are several men in white shirts and dhotis and one man in a white shirt and dark trousers, watching. A man in a white shirt holding a video camera with an orange-wrapped shoulder appears nearby, and a yellow earth-moving tractor sits at the back. Plastic chairs are scattered across the site.2008-04-05April 05 20082008-04-05April 05 20082008-04-05April 05 20082008-04-05Outdoors on bare red earth with a few trees and scrubby hills behind, a man with long dark hair tied back in a bun, bare-chested and wearing saffron-orange cloth draped over his shoulders and waist, sits on a pale blue plastic chair with bare feet and gold bangles, smiling as he reaches out to accept papers handed to him. An older man in white dhoti and shirt with a bent posture bends forward to hand over a small stack of paper. Behind them, several men in white dhotis and shirts, one wearing a saffron shawl and a rudraksha-style necklace while holding a video camera, watch and stand nearby, and a figure in dark clothes stands at the right edge. Ceremonial gold necklaces and bangles are visible on the seated man. Another blue chair stands beside them.2008-04-05April 05 20082008-04-05A photograph of a pada puja at an outdoor ashram setting with palm trees and tin-roofed sheds behind. A long-haired man in orange robes, a red-orange shawl and a multi-strand gold-bead necklace sits in an orange armchair with an orange towel draped over the arm and a red cushion behind him. A devotee in a white shirt bows with his forehead touching the seated man's feet, on a brass tray with yellow flowers. Other devotees in white shirts and white dhotis kneel with folded hands at left, a standing man in white kurta and orange shawl stands behind the chair, and cameramen and onlookers stand in the background near a table holding two yellow fruits.2010-07-24Outdoor photo on bare red earth beside a tree trunk. A bare-chested man in orange cloth, with a long swept-back hair knot and a rudraksha mala, sits on the ground at left, leaning toward a blue plastic chair and gesturing with an open hand. A man in a white shirt and light trousers, with a wristwatch, bends forward at right, holding a small paper and writing or reading it. Behind them, a man in orange and white sits on the ground, and a woman in orange and blue stands near the tree.2008-04-05July 12 20062006-07-12