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A wide outdoor view of an ashram construction site on a sunny, partly cloudy day. On the left stands a white multi-storey residential block with balconies and rooftop water tanks. Behind it rises a red-and-white brick building with a flat roof. In the centre is a long thatched-roof structure with a palm-leaf roof and bamboo walls. Grass is patchy in the foreground, with a dirt path and a pile of reddish-brown excavated earth to the right. A few small figures stand on a raised wooden walkway at the far right edge. No deity, ritual, or identifiable a person appears in the scene.

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A photograph of an unfinished construction site at an ashram-like compound. A large mound of reddish-brown excavated earth dominates the centre, with rubble piled beside it. To the left stands a two-storey red and white building with rows of windows and water tanks on its roof. A thatched-roof shed with a dark wooden door sits in front of it. On the upper floor of a half-built concrete frame in the background, several workers stand on the roof slab. Green grass, bare dirt ground, and a pale cloudy sky complete the scene. No people are in the foreground.2009-09-22An elevated outdoor view of a dusty, partly cleared construction site on flat land. Bare earth tracks and a large mound of excavated red-brown soil lie in the foreground, with a lone figure walking on a path near the centre-right. Low buildings with corrugated metal roofs, a thatched shed on the left and a red-painted multi-storey block on the far left sit among scattered trees. Two white water towers stand on the horizon under a pale overcast sky, and a parked motorbike is visible at the lower left.2009-09-22A photograph of two white multi-storey residential blocks with balconies and railings, set on a large open grass field with patches of bare soil and a dirt path. Small saplings and shrubs grow near the buildings, a red-roofed building appears at the right edge, and a few trees stand at the left under a partly cloudy sky. No people are clearly visible; a small figure on a motorbike is distant near the centre.2009-09-22September 07 20162016-09-07Aerial view of an open construction site at an ashram-like complex. Bare red-brown earth with mounds of excavated soil in the foreground, scattered green grass patches, and a dirt track. Low white and yellow single-storey buildings, one with a thatched roof and tyres stacked beside it, a green-roofed shed, and two overhead water tanks on the right. A few scattered trees and a boundary wall stretch across the background under a hazy sky. No people are visible.2009-09-22September 26 20112011-09-26A photograph of an open grassy field under a partly cloudy sky, with a wire fence running across the middle distance. Behind the fence stand low orange-brick buildings, white tent-like roofing over a shed, a partly built multi-storey concrete block with rooftop spires, and several trees. A dirt road runs beside the fence. No people are clearly visible; a few tiny figures may be present near the tent area, but they are too small to describe with confidence.2010-07-07September 22 20092009-09-22A wide, mostly bare dirt field with patches of thin grass under a partly cloudy blue sky. Behind it stand white multi-storey apartment blocks on the left, a red-brick building in the centre, low white sheds and a small yellow-roofed shop in the middle, and a few trees and scattered structures along the right. No people are visible in the scene.2009-08-29Wide photograph of an open, dry, dusty ground with patches of grass under a bright blue sky with white clouds. On the left stand a white multi-storey residential block and a red-brick building with a small yellow-roofed shed. Two white industrial-style sheds sit in the centre, and green trees and blue tarpaulins appear on the right. A single person in white clothing walks across the open ground near the left-centre, and a small figure is visible near the trees on the right. No ritual, meditation or a person depiction is evident in the scene.2009-08-29September 22 20092009-09-22September 22 20092009-09-22