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A photograph taken through a car window showing a dusty red dirt clearing beside dense green shrubs and trees. Several monkeys with brownish fur move across the ground and sit near scattered yellow-green fruits. A stack of dried straw or brush sits at the left edge, and concrete posts stand along the treeline. The car's side mirror occupies the lower left, reflecting part of a person holding a camera. No people are clearly visible in the open scene, and no ritual, discourse or ashram activity is shown.

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September 14 20142014-09-14A grey monkey with a long tail walks across dry brown earth covered with fallen leaves, carrying a small infant clinging to its back. A woven mat with a blue border lies at the lower right edge, and a green-edged cloth sits at the top. No people are visible in the scene.2013-04-13A photograph of four bonnet macaque monkeys sitting on a dry, gravelly embankment beside a tree trunk. The tree has a blue square sign with a large yellow numeral 7 and a red patch on its bark. Scattered grain or seed lies on the ground. Sandy earth and sparse dry vegetation fill the background. No people are visible.2009-08-03A grey monkey climbs along a fallen, moss-covered tree trunk on a green forest slope. Ferns and leafy shrubs cover the ground, tall mossy trees stand behind, and a gravel path with scattered stones runs along the lower right edge. No people are visible.2008-07-07Two bonnet macaque monkeys sit together on a pale stone wall in dappled sunlight, with green foliage and a large rock behind them. The monkey on the right, with a red face and long tail hanging down the wall, holds a small infant monkey close to its body. The monkey on the left leans in toward the infant, reaching out with one hand. No people, statues or ritual activity are visible.2008-08-03A photograph of monkeys resting in a leafy tree. A grey adult monkey with a pale face lies along a thick grey branch, while a smaller grey juvenile with white chest fur clings to its arm and climbs over it. Another monkey body is partly visible on the left side of the branch. Green leaves surround them against a bright background.2012-09-24July 10 20082008-07-101978 - Tiruvannamalai - InnerGirivalaApril 2008 - Making Of Kailaasa In TiruvannamalaiNovember 27 20122012-11-27June 29 20082008-06-29 +1 copiesMarch 12 20202020-03-12