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A night photograph of an ornately decorated temple-style gateway illuminated with lights, its front arch and tiered tower outlined in colored bulbs. Below the central arch a painted or lit sign reads Bidar Sessions. No people are visible in the scene, only the illuminated structure against a dark sky.

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Street-level photograph of the colourful gopuram-style facade of the Madurai Adheenam building, with a multi-tiered tower decorated in red, green, yellow and blue painted sculpture. Within a central niche, carved and painted deity figures are visible, including a seated figure flanked by standing attendants in orange and white garments. A white signboard reads SIMAP RESIDENCY above a red and yellow band. Adjacent shopfronts, overhead power lines and a street lamp frame the scene. No people are visible.2012-05-09Night photo of a painted temple-style facade on a building, with a tiered gopuram-like tower in bright multicolour and a central arched niche showing a seated deity murti flanked by attendant figures. Two smaller side shrines with standing figures sit beside it, and a white signboard reads SIMAP RESIDENCY across the lower front. Tangled overhead electrical wires and a utility pole fill the upper left. No people are visible.2012-05-20May 18 20122012-05-18August 20 20122012-08-20 +1 copiesDusk view of a colourful South Indian temple gopuram with painted deity sculptures in blue, red, green and gold, fronted by a white signboard in Tamil script reading the temple name. Several people in everyday clothes, including men in white shirts and a woman in a sari, stand and walk in front of the shrine entrance with a parked motorbike and yellow auto-rickshaw nearby. A large banner on the right shows a painted figure. No identifiable presentation of the a person is visible.2009-01-30June 05 20122012-06-05 +1 copiesOctober 20 20062006-10-20June 03 20122012-06-03May 29 20122012-05-29May 25 20122012-05-25 +2 copiesSeptember 11 20122012-09-11 +1 copiesJanuary 30 20092009-01-30