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Close-up photograph of a seated figure's bare feet resting on a red velvet cushion atop an ornate gold-leaf throne with carved floral scrollwork. The seated person wears flowing orange-saffron robes. To the left, a standing person in a white kurta and white trousers with dark stripes is partly visible. At the right edge, a sheer white garment is partly visible. The feet suggest a devotee's padapuja or foot-worship setting in an ashram hall. No face is visible. Photo shows only the feet, robes, throne and two partial figures.

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December 15 20092009-12-15September 15 20102010-09-15 +1 copiesOctober 31 20102010-10-31 +2 copiesClose-up photograph of a pair of bare feet resting on a deep red cushioned platform edged with ornate gold-toned carved metal. Only the lower legs in orange saffron cloth are visible above the feet. The gilded carved panels rise behind the platform. No face or full figure is shown, so no identity can be given from appearance; the lower legs are a role-neutral detail of a seated or standing dais scene.2010-08-30Close-up photograph of a seated person's bare feet and lower legs in orange saffron cloth, resting on an ornate golden throne with red cushioned upholstery and a red cushioned footstool. Only the lower legs and feet of one person are visible, wearing orange clothing, with a dark pole and a bright backdrop behind. The carved gold woodwork of the seat is prominent in the frame.2010-10-31 +2 copiesClose photograph of bare feet resting on a red velvet cushion beside a golden ornate throne. A person in orange saffron robes sits or stands with one bare foot planted on the red cushion and the other foot raised near the frame. A black microphone stand rises in the foreground. The gilded throne carvings and orange fabric fill the background. The feet and orange robe are the main subjects, with no readable faces visible.2010-10-30Close-up photograph of a bare foot resting on a gold-decorated ceremonial platform. The foot belongs to a person wearing saffron-orange robes; the fabric flows over the leg. Behind it stand a red velvet-draped seat and an ornate gold base. Pink and white flower petals lie in the lower left foreground. No face is visible, and the identity of the person cannot be confirmed from appearance.2010-11-02Close-up photograph of a person's bare feet and lower legs in orange saffron robes, resting on a red cushioned platform in front of an ornate gold-carved throne with scrolling floral and foliate relief. Only the feet and lower legs are visible; the face and upper body are out of frame.2010-09-12Close-up photograph of bare feet resting on a red velvet cushion on an ornate golden throne. The person wears orange saffron robes with pleated fabric falling over the seat. A black microphone stand rises beside the throne. The gold-finished throne with carved details frames the right side of the image.2010-10-30Close-up photograph of a person's bare feet and lower legs in orange-saffron cloth resting on an ornate gold throne step with a red cushioned seat cushion. The orange garment is loose and crumpled. The gilded throne base has carved floral and scrollwork patterns. No face is visible; only the feet and robe are shown. The upper edge shows a red throne backrest and a faint wall at right.2010-09-14 +1 copiesClose-up photograph of a seated figure's bare feet and lower legs in loose orange-saffron trousers, resting on a red velvet cushion of an ornate gold-carved throne (peetha) with floral scrollwork. A black microphone stand rises at right beside the seat, and a red carpet is visible in the lower right. Only the legs and feet of one person are visible, with no face or upper body shown.2010-11-03 +1 copiesClose-up photograph of a bare foot resting on a red velvet step of an ornate golden throne or seat. The foot is partially visible at the top of the frame, with an orange-saffron garment hem above it. The gold carved panels and cushioned red base surround it. Only a foot and lower garment are visible, so no face or full figure can be seen; the foot cannot be confirmed as a person's and the appearance cues are insufficient.2011-02-14