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A photograph of a dusty, unfinished passage with a pinkish-red wall at left and a blue-painted lower section at right. The painted wall is covered in scrawled graffiti, including hearts and phrases such as 'LOVE'. Broken bricks, concrete chunks and rubble are piled along the base beside a low red brick ledge, and a dirt floor runs in front. A stone staircase is visible at the upper left, and a small framed plaque is set into the wall near the top. No people are visible in the scene apart from a partial figure at the far left edge.

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A weathered interior wall with peeling pink plaster and a patch of faded blue paint, covered in scrawled graffiti including the words "LOVE" and "LOVE YOU", a phone-number-like string and a heart-shaped doodle. Rubble of broken white plaster and red brick chunks lies on the ground at the base, with a red brick block stacked at the right edge. A partial figure in yellow and red clothing is visible at the far left edge. No ritual, satsang or ceremony is shown, and no identifiable a person appearance is visible in the frame.2014-03-14A photograph of a stone pathway under construction beside a red brick wall. Flat grey paving slabs line the left side, while broken and displaced slabs and loose rubble lie in a shallow trench in the centre and right. Small green plants and grass grow along the reddish soil bank at the wall's base. No people are visible, and no deity, ritual or person appears in the frame.2016-09-10A weathered red-painted stone bench stands against a pinkish plastered wall with flaking paint and faded graffiti. The wall has a rubble stone section on the right and the floor is grey stone slabs with reddish stains. No people are present. The scene is an empty public seating area at a temple or ghat-like setting.2008-07-10A weathered red-painted wooden bench stands against a peeling pink plastered wall with a rough stone wall section to the right. Above the bench, Devanagari script is painted on the plaster, and a small metal plaque is mounted on the wall at left. The stone floor shows dark stains. No people are visible; the scene is an empty courtyard-type corner, possibly near a temple or ghat area.2008-07-10A photograph of a collapsed village house after flooding. A rough stone wall has broken open, leaving a dark window opening and loose rubble, bricks and stones piled on the ground. Grass grows on top of the ruined wall. To the right, a whitewashed wall with peeling blue-tinted paint and a small barred window stands partly intact. A blue plastic sheet and a white cloth lie among the debris. No people are visible, and no a person candidate is present.September 08 20162016-09-08 +1 copiesA photograph of a collapsed concrete road bridge in a flat, dry landscape. Broken slabs and parapet walls lie in a heap of rough boulders and rubble across the roadway. Two tall concrete pillars with carved panels stand at either side, one on the left and one on the right. A paved road continues into the distance between scrubby green bushes, with utility poles and power lines along the route under a pale sky. No people are visible.2009-10-02A weathered pink plastered wall with a large arched cave-like entrance at the base of a stone stairway. Above the arch, painted lettering reads Sri Chethan Dev Avadhoot Ashram Gufa. Steps lead up to the archway, and a few small offerings sit at the side near the steps. Trees and shrubs grow on the upper slope behind the wall under a pale sky. No people are visible in the scene.2008-07-10A dirt path runs through a construction site with reddish soil, piles of loose stones and broken slabs on the right, and stacked flat stone pavers further back. A red boundary wall covered with green creeper vines lines the right side, with trees and a small shelter visible at the far left. Two or three distant figures stand near the back of the site. No ritual activity is visible.2016-08-27July 10 20082008-07-10Empty stone ghat steps leading up to an old weathered pink-plastered wall with a large arched recess on the left. Arched wall lettering reads 'SRI CHETHAN DEV AVADHOOT ASHRAM GHAT'. Small offerings sit at the base of the arch, and green trees and shrubs grow along the top of the wall under a pale sky. No people are visible.2008-07-10September 2006 - Sindhanur flood relief