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A procession in a temple precinct. In the foreground a bare-chested young man in orange dhoti carries a brass tray of flowers and gold-toned vessels, with a rudraksha mala and a bead bracelet. Behind him a woman in orange sari holds a long orange-red pole supporting a decorative canopy. Right, a black stone Shiva murti is garlanded with red roses and white flowers. Left, a golden ornate shrine and a large printed portrait of a smiling man in red turban and red robe with a flower garland, labelled with a partially visible name. Several orange-clad attendants stand in the background, one holding a brass ceremonial staff.

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Outdoor procession in orange and saffron-clad devotees. A young shirtless man in an orange dhoti and shawl, with a rudraksha mala and a tilak, carries a gold tray holding kalasha-style brass vessels and flower petals. Behind him, a seated figure in a red turban and red robe, wearing layered floral garlands, raises a hand in blessing; a purple and silver-fringed parasol-like canopy stands above. Other devotees in orange and maroon, a woman in pink, and a blurred person in white line the frame.2017-01-22January 11 20172017-01-11January 11 20172017-01-11January 13 20172017-01-13January 12 20172017-01-12January 11 20172017-01-11January 08 20172017-01-08January 11 20172017-01-11January 11 20172017-01-11January 22 20172017-01-22January 11 20172017-01-11January 12 20172017-01-12