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A top-down photo of many round stainless steel bowls filled with assorted snacks and sweets laid out on a red and blue patterned cloth. The bowls hold nuts, dried fruit, savoury mixes, fried snacks, sweets in orange and white, and cookies, some covered in clear plastic wrap. No people are visible; this appears to be a food offering display.

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November 17 20132013-11-17A large photograph of many small round stainless-steel bowls arranged in dense rows on a red patterned cloth. Each bowl is covered with clear plastic wrap and holds a different savoury snack, including fried noodle strands, chickpeas, lentil snacks, dried fruit pieces, nuts, puffed grains and crisp snack pieces. No people are visible; the view is a close overhead angle of the food offering spread across the floor.2013-09-09November 17 20132013-11-17 +2 copiesNovember 17 20132013-11-17 +1 copiesJanuary 01 20112011-01-01A photograph of a large food offering arranged on an orange cloth covered floor. Hundreds of small stainless steel bowls hold grains, pulses, sweets, nuts, fried snacks, green herbs and colourful spices in mounded heaps. The bowls form a central tiered pyramid surrounded by spreading rings and sprays of yellow and purple flowers. A small wrapped sweet with a purple flower sits atop the central mound. No people are visible in the scene.2011-01-01July 22 20132013-07-22A photograph of a large spread of food offerings arranged in rows of stainless steel bowls on a red-and-white patterned cloth. Each bowl holds a different savoury snack, including yellow and orange fried noodles, crisp chakli-style spirals, pale fried pieces, brown and dark fried items, and green snacks, many covered with clear plastic wrap. No people are visible; the arrangement suggests a prasadam or annadan offering display.2013-09-09Photograph of a vast floor display of hundreds of small stainless steel bowls arranged in tight rows on a mat, each filled with food offerings such as biscuits, sweets, wafers, pulses, grains, nuts, dried fruit, cheese slices and packaged snacks. Partial figures in red and pink saris stand at the top right edge, and a dark bag sits at the lower right. The arrangement suggests an annadan or offering display.2008-01-01Dozens of polished brass bowls are arranged in tiered rows on a patterned cloth, filled with savoury and sweet food offerings such as fried snacks, green and orange noodle-like sev, round laddu-style balls, crisp fried strands and rice preparations. Many bowls are covered with clear plastic wrap and some rest on green banana leaves. A purple cloth edge is visible at the top, and a small purple-and-white logo appears at the upper left. No people are visible; the image shows a prasadam or annadan style food display.2016-01-24Overhead photo of a large spread of food arranged in rows of small stainless steel bowls covering a light cloth. Each bowl holds a different savoury snack or prepared dish, including chips, fried crisps, sev and namkeen mixes, dried fruit and nuts, chickpeas, sweets, pickles and rice preparations, many sealed with clear plastic wrap. No people are visible. The bowls fill the frame edge to edge, forming a colourful mosaic of yellow, orange, brown and green tones. This appears to be a bhiksha or annadan offering setting.2013-07-22Dozens of covered aluminium trays laid in rows on a red cloth-draped table, each filled with a different food offering wrapped in clear plastic film. Visible portions include orange and yellow sweets, golden grains, brown lentils or legumes, and round fried or sugar-coated items. The arrangement suggests prepared prasadam or annadan offerings for a satsang and rudrabhishekam program at the Bengaluru Aadheenam. No people are visible in the frame. A tent interior with a red and patterned cloth hangs in the background.2016-12-27