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Photograph of storm-damaged village land after a cyclone. Dense leafless and green shrubs and trees fill the left side, with a small figure sitting low near the base of a tree. In the centre stands a concrete utility pole beside a collapsed woven lattice fence and broken wooden poles and debris strewn across the foreground. No a person candidate is visible, and the scene shows wreckage rather than ritual activity.

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January 06 20122012-01-06October 02 20092009-10-02January 06 20122012-01-06A photograph of a damaged, partly collapsed rural shed or hut. Its corrugated metal roof sheets are bent and torn, with exposed rafters and sagging timber sticking out at angles. A white-painted pole stands in the foreground on the left, and a metal post on the right supports the edge. Dried palm fronds lie piled in the bottom left, with scattered debris, broken bricks and rubble on the ground. Green shrubs and foliage grow along the right edge. No people are visible.2009-10-02A photograph of storm-damaged vegetation in a flat rural landscape. Bare, broken tree branches and tangled debris with dried brown leaves fill the foreground, with a green field and palm trees visible behind them under a pale blue sky. A pale concrete building is partly hidden in the middle distance. No people are visible.2012-01-06A photograph of storm wreckage after a cyclone: broken bamboo poles, collapsed wooden frames, and tangled dead branches lie over muddy ground with green foliage behind. No people are visible. The scene shows damage from a flood or storm, with debris piled against a low wall.2012-01-07January 07 20122012-01-07January 06 20122012-01-06A photograph of a collapsed rural dwelling after a disaster. Broken reed and thatch mats, timber beams and concrete posts lie in a heap of debris in the foreground. A green-painted concrete trough sits at lower right, and a rough stone wall with a blue-framed wooden door stands in the background under a clear sky with trees. No people are visible.2009-10-02January 06 20122012-01-06October 02 20092009-10-02October 02 20092009-10-02