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A photograph of three men in saffron-orange robes walking up a paved path past an orange building with colourful painted trim and yellow signboards. The man on the left, with a grey beard, wears an orange kurta and dhoti. The man in the centre has long dark hair, a dark rudraksha mala and an orange wrap, and holds a carved stick. The man on the right holds an open grey umbrella over his head, wears an orange robe and mala, and carries an orange cloth bundle. Trees, a stone retaining wall and a staircase are visible behind them, with a tall tree in the middle of the frame.

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July 07 20082008-07-07A photograph of a narrow concrete lane in a Himalayan town, with pink-washed walls on the left and a yellow and red temple entrance on the right. A man in saffron-orange kurta and pants, with long dark hair, a grey beard and glasses, walks toward the camera holding something small in one hand. Behind him, a second figure in an orange robe with a long rudraksha mala and a third person in orange stand near the temple pillars. Yellow and red ribbons hang from the pillar tops and the entrance has stacked painted pots. A black umbrella is raised above them.2008-07-07July 07 20082008-07-07Outdoor photo on a narrow stone path between a pink-washed building and a row of yellow temple pillars with red and white painted pots and hanging red and yellow ribbons. In the foreground a bearded man with long greying hair, round wire-rimmed glasses and a red tilak on his forehead walks in an orange kurta. Behind him a second man in an orange robe with a long rudraksha mala holds a dark umbrella overhead. A small deity murti sits in a niche at right amid green vegetation.2008-07-07July 07 20082008-07-07Outdoor photograph of a group walking barefoot along a narrow concrete path beside an orange-painted railing and a stone embankment. Foreground, a man in orange robes walks on the left and another in orange with a rudraksha mala and orange dhoti stands at center-right. Behind them, men in white kurtas and white dhotis wear orange shawls. A black tarpaulin canopy and a yellow sign with Hindi lettering are visible in the background, with green foliage on the right.2008-07-10July 07 20082008-07-07Outdoor photograph of a paved path on a hillside with green trees and a small domed pavilion behind. A man in an orange-saffron robe walks toward the camera, holding a dark grey umbrella raised over another man in orange robes with long dark hair and an orange garment draped over one shoulder, a rudraksha-style necklace visible at his neck. Beside them, a bearded man in orange robes walks, a man in white with an orange shawl walks to the left, and a cameraman in a yellow shirt with a camera stands at right beside a brick wall. Yellow and white signboards with Devanagari text hang on the wall behind them, and a few people stand on the pavilion above. Several people are visible; the umbrella-holder and the long-haired man in orange appear to be a candidate for a person, with the orange clothing and rudraksha cues, but the appearance is uncertain.2008-07-07A figure in an orange saffron robe walks down a narrow concrete lane between pink-washed buildings, holding a black umbrella overhead. A rudraksha mala hangs around his neck and he wears brown sandals. Beside him, a second person in orange clothing follows. To the right, a yellow temple entrance has stacked red and white decorative pillars and strings of yellow and red cloth strips. Green foliage grows along the wall. The setting suggests a Himalayan hill town.2008-07-07March 13 20142014-03-13A photograph of a concrete path winding past a red-painted metal railing beside a boulder-faced slope in the Himalayan foothills. Four people walk along the path in the foreground: three are dressed in saffron-orange robes and one in white clothing with an orange shawl. A small roofed shelter with a black awning stands beside a pale stone building. A green bush fills the right side and a utility pole rises behind. The figures are at a distance and their faces are not clearly visible, so no one is identified.2008-07-10May 24 20062006-05-24