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A seated elderly man with a shaved head, white tilak, white beaded necklace and bare chest, wearing orange cloth, sits on a wooden throne-style chair receiving a document. Standing before him, a person with long swept-back black hair wears an orange dhoti, orange shawl, red blouse and a gold-and-beaded garland, holding up a printed paper with both hands. A tray of apples, bananas and rice sits before the seated man, with a brass lamp and a peacock-feather fan behind them. Green wooden doors, pink walls and framed deity pictures form the backdrop. The seated man's appearance does not clearly match the a person cues, so he is described by role only.

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October 15 20082008-10-15A seated elderly bald man with white vibhuti on his forehead and a white bead necklace, bare-chested and wearing an orange dhoti, sits on a wooden chair with a spotted animal-hide cushion while smiling. A younger person with long dark hair, a red sleeveless top and an orange robe with a gold necklace stands on a small red patterned mat and hands him a printed document. Behind them stand a green carved wooden door with brass fittings, a framed painting of a seated sage on a pink wall, peacock feather bunches, and a brass tray of fruit with a metal bowl of white offering. A large framed brass relief panel is above the door.2008-10-15A seated elderly man bare-chested in a saffron cloth, with a white-and-grey beaded mala necklace and white ash markings on his forehead, sits on a wooden chair with a leopard-print cushion before a green-painted door. A standing woman in an orange shawl over a red top and an orange skirt, with long braided hair and a gold necklace, holds up a printed document toward him while smiling. In front of him are a brass plate with bananas, apples and a bowl of white grains, plus a pile of books. Peacock feathers, framed deity pictures, and strings of gold beads hang on the pink wall behind them. The seated man is presented as a person by appearance cues: a bare-chested figure with distinctive adornment and saffron cloth, seated in a throne-like chair while being presented with a document.2008-10-15October 15 20082008-10-15Indoor scene at a green-framed doorway with a pink wall. A bald, bare-chested older man in orange cloth sits on a wooden seat, bending over a stack of books on a low table holding apples, a plate of fruit, a cup, and papers. To the right, a younger man with long swept-back hair, a tilak mark, a gold necklace and an orange robe stands near the green door, and a third man in orange with a rudraksha mala walks in the foreground. Peacock feathers and framed deity pictures hang on the wall, and a red rug lies on the floor.2008-10-15Indoor photo in a pink-walled room with a green wooden double door studded with brass knobs. On the right, a young man with long dark hair, a red sleeveless top, orange saffron cloth draped over his shoulders and a gold beaded necklace stands smiling and touching his wrap. Centre, an elderly bald man with white vibhuti marks and a white beaded mala sits on a wooden chair in an orange cloth, reaching toward a man in a white shirt and white dhoti who holds a paper. On the left, a man in orange clothing with a tilak holds a white sheet of paper. Behind, a green cabinet displays framed pictures and a peacock-feather fan, and a red-and-gold cloth lies on the right. The right-hand figure has distinctive long swept hair, a gold necklace and saffron drape, so this is a person match, though appearance is uncertain.2008-10-15October 15 20082008-10-15A seated bare-chested man in an orange cloth wrap and a beaded white necklace with a white vibhuti line on his forehead signs a document in an open book with a blue pen. A man in a white shirt and white dhoti leans in from the right, pointing to the page. In front of them is a silver tray with apples, oranges, lemons, grapes, a small bowl of rice and flowers, and a metal vessel. A large carved wooden chair back and green panelled doors stand behind them.2008-10-15October 15 20082008-10-15October 15 20082008-10-15October 15 20082008-10-15October 15 20082008-10-15