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A street scene in a hill town with a group of devotees gathered on a paved road. Many wear orange or saffron shawls and white or cream kurtas and salwar, while one woman in a yellow outfit and another in a red patterned top stand among them. A white minibus is parked beside a fenced stall, and a roadside vendor's table displays small items and offerings at right. Wooded hills and a multistorey whitewashed building rise behind the road. No single figure can be confidently identified as a person from appearance, so the scene is described by roles and clothing only.

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A street scene in a hillside town with forested mountains behind a pale multi-storey building. A crowd of devotees in white kurtas, saffron-orange shawls and dupattas, and bright yellow and orange salwar kameezes gathers on a paved road beside parked vehicles. A man on the left wears a white turban and white clothing with a long grey beard. A white minibus and a red motorcycle sit in the foreground, and a roadside stall with fruit and goods is at right. A cow stands at the left edge. No figure is clearly identifiable as the a person in this crowd.2008-07-01June 30 20082008-06-30 +1 copiesA photograph of a crowd of devotees in orange and saffron clothing gathered outside a building with red-and-white striped pillars in a hill town. A man in the left foreground wears a white kurta with a rudraksha mala and stands beside a bald man in a white garment. Several devotees in orange shawls and orange caps hold white plates and paper bowls, apparently receiving food. A large white coach bus with a blue tarpaulin on its roof and mountains behind them fill the background. Many saffron-clad people stand in a busy line, with some older women in orange saris and glasses among them.2006-05-25A group of devotees walks along a paved street in a hilly town, with green wooded slopes behind. Many wear orange or saffron shawls over white, orange and red clothing. In the foreground a woman in a red kurta and black trousers, with an orange shawl and black bag, walks toward the camera. A white van is at left and a grey SUV with luggage on its roof is at right. Small roadside shops with dark tarpaulin awnings stand behind the group.2008-07-01July 01 20082008-07-01A crowd of devotees walks through a mountain village lane lined with blue tarpaulin roofs and stalls selling clothing and goods, with pine forest behind. Many people wear orange shawls and orange caps, and one man in an orange shirt near the right edge holds his hands together. A bald man in a grey shirt stands in the middle of the group, and a young woman in a light blue jacket and orange shawl stands front center smiling with palms pressed together. A small boy in a yellow jacket and an orange shawl stands at left. A decorated umbrella appears at upper right. The scene appears to be a yatra procession.2006-05-26July 30 20112011-07-30 +2 copiesA group of devotees walks along a paved road lined with trees and roadside stalls under a dark tarpaulin canopy. Many wear orange scarves and orange or white clothing. In the foreground a woman in a red kurta with an orange shawl and a dark shoulder bag walks toward the camera, while a man in white kurta and pants and an orange shawl walks beside a woman in an orange salwar kameez. A white minivan stands to the left and a silver vehicle with a roof rack is at the right edge. Hillside houses are visible in the background.2008-07-01A photograph of a group of devotees in saffron-orange shawls gathered on a paved path beneath large shade trees before a white minibus. A tall, long-haired figure with a bare upper body and wrapped orange cloth stands centre-left holding a long wooden staff, appearing to be a sannyasi in ascetic dress. Others wear orange wraps over white or cream clothing, and a woman in a white dress stands near the centre. A man in a blue shirt stands at right, and a woman in an orange shawl bends forward at lower right. A pile of sand and a building are visible behind them.2004-06-16July 02 20082008-07-02May 26 20062006-05-26June 01 20062006-06-01