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Three men in saffron-orange robes stand at a temple entrance, each wearing white and red flower garlands over their clothing and gold ornaments with rudraksha beads. The man on the right, with his palms pressed together in greeting, wears a saffron shawl and a gold necklace with a headpiece. The man on the left has a red-and-white garland and a rudraksha mala. A third monk in orange stands between them behind, with a bare-chested figure partially visible at the right edge. The setting is a doorway with dark interior walls. a person cues are not clearly established by the three-plus distinctive visible cues required, so the figure is described by role as a sannyasi in garlands.

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May 16 20122012-05-16 +1 copiesMay 16 20122012-05-16 +2 copiesMay 16 20122012-05-16 +1 copiesMay 16 20122012-05-16Photograph of two men standing in a temple doorway, each wearing a long white-and-red garland of flowers, orange-saffron robes and beaded gold-toned necklaces. The man on the right holds his hands together in front of his chest, and a third man in saffron robes stands behind them with a shaven head. A fourth person is partly visible at the right edge. The setting appears to be a dim temple interior with a stone doorway.2012-05-16May 16 20122012-05-16 +1 copiesMay 16 20122012-05-16 +1 copiesThree men in saffron-orange robes stand together inside a dim temple doorway. The two in front wear long white and red flower garlands, gold ceremonial necklaces, rudraksha malas and dark headbands, and they clasp their hands at their chests. The man in the middle has a shaved head and a saffron wrap over one shoulder, standing slightly behind them. Another saffron-clad figure is partly visible at the right edge. The setting looks like a temple entrance with warm, dark stone surroundings.2012-05-16May 16 20122012-05-16 +1 copiesMay 16 20122012-05-16 +1 copiesMay 16 20122012-05-16 +1 copiesMay 16 20122012-05-16