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A smiling man with long, curly dark hair and white vibhuti with a red kumkum dot on his forehead stands in saffron-orange robes over a red undershirt, holding a clear cup of drink. Behind him, a man in a saffron shawl over white clothes looks on. A large portrait of a figure in orange and white and a stage backdrop with a waterfall landscape fill the background, with a red chair at left. The main figure is an appearance-based a person, shown in person, with cues of long swept hair, saffron clothing, and sacred ash. Several people are partly visible at the edges.

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December 13 20072007-12-13December 13 20072007-12-13December 13 20072007-12-13December 13 20072007-12-13A smiling man with long, wavy black hair and a small red tilak on his forehead stands in front of a maroon backdrop with white tribal-style figures of dancing people. He wears a loose orange saffron wrap draped over his shoulders and holds a steel cup sheathed in an orange cloth in both hands. The setting appears to be an outdoor event; no other people are visible.2006-10-22A standing man with long, dark, curly hair and a red bindi on his forehead smiles and looks upward. He wears a bright orange shawl draped over a red sleeveless top. Behind him on the left, a man in a white shirt and moustache stands in a blurred indoor hall. The image is a photograph taken at an event, with a blurred background and partial glimpses of other people at the edges.2007-12-13A smiling man with long, dark, wavy hair and a small red tilak on his forehead wears an orange saffron shawl wrapped over his shoulders. He holds a small metal cup in his lower hand. Behind him is a maroon wall decorated with white folk-style painted figures, including dancing figures and a tree. Swamiji (probable) appears as the man in orange, identified by long swept hair and saffron robes; the visible cues are the saffron shawl, long hair and tilak.2006-10-22Photo of a smiling man with long, voluminous black hair and a small red tilak on his forehead, wearing an orange cloth wrapped over his shoulders. He holds a steel cup sleeved in orange fabric in both hands. Behind him is a maroon wall decorated with white folk-art figures of dancing women. A purple bird logo sits in the upper left corner. The man has long swept-back hair and saffron clothing, and the page names Swamiji for this event, so this is a probable Swamiji in person; the cues are the long hair, orange wrap and cup, but the page alone does not establish identity.2006-10-22December 13 20072007-12-13A photograph of a long-haired man standing on a stage in front of a backdrop with a large orange-toned portrait banner and a green waterfall landscape print. He wears a flowing saffron-orange wrap over a red sleeveless top, has a white and red tilak on his forehead, and holds a rudraksha mala in his right hand. He smiles while looking to his left. At the left edge, a partially visible man in a white garment with an orange vest holds a folded cloth. A red wooden chair and a flower arrangement sit on the stage. Swamiji (probable): the standing man's long swept-back hair, saffron wrap and rudraksha mala match the page label, so he is treated as a probable in-person candidate.2007-12-13A smiling man with long, dark, wavy hair and a red bindi on his forehead stands in front of a projector screen, wearing a saffron-orange shawl over an orange top with his eyes lowered. Behind him to the left, a bearded man in a white shirt stands partly visible. To the right, a brass lamp stand and a video camera on a tripod are visible in a dimly lit hall.2006-05-10A seated man with long, dark, wavy hair and a red bindi smiles at a press or event table. He wears an orange saffron shawl with rudraksha beads draped over one shoulder. Beside him, a man in a white shirt with a dark beaded mala sits in a cane chair. Microphones stand on a table covered with a red and orange patterned cloth, with water glasses and papers. A framed picture of a deity hangs on the pale wall behind them. The scene suggests a seminar or discourse setting.2006-11-26