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A photograph of a long covered walkway with a red-painted metal frame and corrugated roof beside a white-walled building with plant pots along the edge. Several people in saffron-orange robes walk away along the path toward the far end, with a person in white dress among them. Potted green plants sit in the foreground, and open ground with a small tree lies to the left.

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A covered white-walled walkway with a red steel frame and tiled roof runs along the right side of the image, with potted plants lining the paved path. Three people walk away from the camera down the corridor: a figure in white clothing on the left, and two in saffron/orange robes, one of them carrying nothing visible while another in orange walks ahead. On the left, a grassy lawn with stone decorations and a small water feature sits beside red earth and unfinished ground. The setting looks like a newly built institutional campus under a pale sky.2008-10-24October 24 20082008-10-24December 30 20082008-12-30A man with long dark hair and a saffron-orange shawl walks forward along a stone-paved path under a green shade-cloth canopy supported by red metal poles. Potted plants and young trees line the path. Several men in white dhotis and shirts follow behind him toward a white building with a doorway. He is the central figure in the procession.2009-02-04A group of saffron-clad sannyasis walks single file along a covered tiled veranda beside an orange-painted building with red trim and red roof posts. In front, a figure in white robes carries a small object in one hand, flanked by monks in orange and maroon garments. On the right, a woman in an orange robe with a long rudraksha mala walks with her hands together. Green lawn, palms and potted plants line the path, with more people visible in the background.2009-12-30A photograph of three saffron-robed sannyasis walking along a sandy path beside a white building with a corrugated metal canopy supported by red posts. The man in the centre, with long swept-back hair and a saffron robe, walks with his eyes lowered. The man on the left in orange carries a book and wears a rudraksha-style mala, and the man on the right in orange with a mala carries a dark bag. Behind them a man in white ritual clothes walks along the path, and a red vehicle and greenery are visible in the background.2008-01-25July 11 20142014-07-11A covered open-sided walkway with a corrugated red-tiled roof supported by red-painted metal posts runs along a paved floor. Potted plants, including palms, leafy shrubs and a hanging basket, line the walkway. Beyond it lies a grassy open area with trees, a white van, a red car and motorcycles parked on a dirt lane. A man in white dhoti and a dark backpack walks along the left side of the walkway, with a few other people in the distance and several pairs of shoes at the left edge. No identifiable person appears in a ritual or ceremonial role.2010-07-15A covered veranda of an ashram-style building with an orange-painted wall on the left and a row of black stackable chairs lined against it. Red steel posts support a corrugated roof, and potted plants, including palms and a small cactus, line the right side. Beyond the veranda lie a green lawn, a white van, a red car and a motorbike. Several people in white and orange clothing stand near the far end of the walkway, and a pair of shoes sits at the foot of the chairs.2010-07-15February 08 20082008-02-08December 31 20082008-12-31A photograph of a whitewashed building veranda with red pillars and painted decorative borders around the doorway. Several men and boys stand along the veranda in white kurta-style clothing; some wear orange shawls and rudraksha-style beads, and they hold their hands in anjali namaskar greetings. A small boy in a patterned sweater and white shorts stands barefoot at the left, also with palms pressed together. A man in a cream vest over white clothes stands near the doorway. Green shrubs with pink flowers fill the foreground. Several people appear to be photographing or watching the gathering. No single individual can be confidently identified as a person from appearance alone.2006-12-30