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Night photograph of a whitewashed single-storey building with a dark tiled roof, lit by rows of small oil lamps along the walkways and in a circular arrangement on the lawn. Tall white garden lights stand among the lamps. A blue banner on the building's facade shows a portrait with the printed name Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam. No people are visible; the scene is a festival lighting of an ashram campus.

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Night photograph of a long white single-storey building with a dark roof and a banner reading Nithyananda Museum above its entrance, lit by a row of bright white garden lamps and clusters of small oil lamps set along the lawn and in a circular ring on the grass. A few faint figures stand near the building entrance, and one person in white appears on the path in the distance. The sky is black and the foreground is dark ground. The scene suggests a Karthikai Deepam lamp-lighting evening, though the lamps are shown as oil lamps without any visible deity or priest.2008-12-11A night photograph of a long, low white building with a dark roof and many windows, lit by rows of small oil lamps set along the ledges and paths. A circular arrangement of lamps glows on the grass in the foreground beside tall garden lights, and a few lamps line the ground to the left. No people are visible; the scene is quiet and empty.2008-12-11Night photograph of a long, low white building with a dark tiled roof and illuminated windows, lit by bright white ground lamps along the front lawn. A rectangular board on the facade reads Nithyananda Mission Kumbakonam, and a row of small oil lamps glows on the grass in front. No people are visible.2008-12-11Night photograph of an ashram compound lit for Karthikai Deepam. Rows of small oil lamps line the low white buildings with dark roofs, and a circular arrangement of lit lamps glows on the ground in the centre. Blue-tinted garden lights stand along the dark grass, and a few lit lamps sit along the far left edge. No people are visible.2008-12-11Night photograph of a grounds area at an ashram-style building lit for Karthikai Deepam, with many small oil lamps (deepams) placed along the low wall, edges of the lawn and garden beds, and in a ring on the grass. Several tall white globe lamps stand on poles among the lamps. No people are visible. A long single-storey building with barred windows runs across the back, and a bird logo appears at the top left.2008-12-11December 11 20082008-12-11Night photograph of an outdoor compound lit by rows of small oil lamps along the ground and walls. A long single-storey building with a white upper wall and orange-trimmed lower wall stands at left, with rows of plastic chairs visible on a covered veranda. A circular ring of lit lamps glows on the dark earth in the foreground, and a few scattered lamps line the paths. No people are visible in the scene, and no one appears to be a person candidate.2008-12-11December 11 20082008-12-11 +1 copiesNight photograph of a grounds area lit for Karthikai Deepam with rows of small oil lamps lining a long single-storey building and a lawn. A ring of lamps glows on the grass in the foreground beside a bright white lamp post, and more lamps and lights recede into the darkness toward a distant structure. No people are visible in the scene.2008-12-11A night photograph of an open grounds lit by many small clay oil lamps arranged in a large circle and scattered across the dark earth, with lit lamps along the top of a low white and orange building with a row of windows and stacked chairs visible on its left. A single lamp burns in the foreground; a street light stands on the right. No people are visible. Lamps mark the Karthikai Deepam festival.2008-12-11December 11 20082008-12-11A night photograph of an ashram grounds lit by many small oil lamps, arranged in a large circle in the foreground and scattered across the lawn. A long, low white building with a row of lit windows and a green-trimmed walkway stands behind, with bright floodlights to the right against a dark sky. No people are visible; the scene reflects a lamp-lit Karthikai Deepam celebration.2008-12-11