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Outdoor photograph of the 23rd Hyderabad Book Fair grounds at dusk, with a sandy open area and a row of temporary stalls under a hazy sky. A large blue board listing stall numbers stands at left, and several people, including a woman in a sari with a bag and men in trousers and shirts, walk or stand near the entrance. Banners reading 23rd Hyderabad Book Fair and EMESCO Books Welcomes You hang on the stall fronts, with portrait-style posters beside them. Parked cars, a motorbike and a food cart line the edges.

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Night photograph of the entrance to the 23rd Hyderabad Book Fair, with a green banner reading EMESCO Books Welcomes you to Hyderabad Book Fair, 18th to 28th December, 2008, Time 2.00 PM to 9.00 PM. Under bright floodlights, a crowd of visitors in everyday clothes queues and walks toward the gate, including men in shirts and trousers, women in saris and salwar, and a young child in a blue jacket in the foreground. Stalls with signage line the left side, and a second green banner with Telugu text marks the right. A small framed portrait sits on a board beside the entrance. No ritual or a person activity is shown.Night photo at the entrance of the 23rd Hyderabad Book Fair, with a green EMESCO Books banner above the gate. Visitors walk through and crowd the stalls, including a woman in a blue-green salwar with a patterned dupatta and a man in a light blue shirt. Several people stand in the foreground, some carrying bags. Stalls display books and posters, and a Telugu panel on the right shows a painted goddess figure with a veena. Strings of lights line the aisle. No a person candidate is visible.Night photograph of an outdoor book fair ground under a dark purple sky. On the left a white-canopied stall with a blue backdrop and red-draped table holds a screen and rows of white chairs. Centre stage, a booth labelled The Hindu Group of Publications is lit by spotlights, with banners and bookshelves visible. Several people in shirts and trousers walk and stand across the open grounds, and a red-draped platform fills the foreground. Trees and lit stalls line the background.Entrance facade of the Vasagar Thiruvizha 2004 Book Fair in Coimbatore, a long blue banner with pink, orange and yellow lettering over a covered booth lit by fluorescent tubes. On the left, a large painted poster shows two men in white clothing exchanging a framed award, one wearing glasses and white hair. To the right, a pink poster lists Tamil book categories and a 10% discount offer. Several men in white dhotis and shirts stand inside the booth, while a worker in a checked shirt carries a long board in front. A white van and a motorbike are parked at left, and a pair of saffron-clad figures stands near the right entrance.Photograph taken at dusk or night of an outdoor book fair lane lined with white-roofed bookstall tents under rows of electric lamps. Signboards read The Book Point (India) Pvt Ltd, Orient Blackswan and Orient Paper Backs. Visitors walk and stand on a dirt ground among stalls with bookshelves, white plastic chairs and a metal drum bin. Several people wear white and saffron-toned clothing. The a person check: no candidate is visible, so no identification is made. Tall poles stand between the stalls under a dark sky.Night view of an outdoor book fair with rows of white-roofed stalls lining a dirt ground under dark sky and string lights. Visitors walk along the aisles in the evening, some in shirts and saris. The nearest stall is Sri Lakshmi Book House and another is Navodaya Book House, with shelves of books and Telugu-language titles on display. Tall white poles and overhead lamps line the walkway. No a person candidate is visible.July 07 20092009-07-07 +1 copiesJuly 07 20092009-07-07 +1 copiesEvening photograph of an outdoor fair at a Spiritual Meet event, with strings of pennant flags overhead and lamp posts lighting a dirt ground. Many people in white and light traditional clothing, some in saris and salwars, walk and stand between stalls. On the right, a bamboo-framed booth with a green and white canopy displays banners, framed portraits and printed booklets on a white-covered table, staffed by men in white shirts and dhotis. Banners on the left and centre read Dhanam Central welcomes all and show a portrait of a bearded man with a white cap; a sign reads ANANDAM ANANDAM beside a stall numbered 34. A portrait of a figure in orange and white ethnic dress hangs in the centre of the stall. No individual a person candidate is clearly identifiable.2005-12-11Photograph of a yellow entrance arch reading Welcome to 23rd Hyderabad Book Fair, with the dates 18 to 28 Dec 2008 and timings listed on the side panels. The arch stands on a paved path between green lawns and tall trees, with red and white STOP signs and blue metal barriers at the gate. Illustrations of a seated woman and Charminar-style domes decorate the banner. No people are visible in the scene.A crowded indoor book fair stall at the Chennai Book Fair, with a banner reading "37 - Nithyananda Dhyana Peedam" above the booth and a neighbouring "Pustak Mahal" sign on the left. Many visitors in shirts, trousers and saris browse shelves of books and DVDs under white tent ceilings and metal poles. A large poster of a saffron-robed man with long hair and a rudraksha mala stands at the booth, though the page does not confirm he is present. In the foreground a man in white shirt and glasses and a man in a striped shirt stand among the crowd, with paper signs advertising a book stall offer and a guided-meditation event.2009-01-17 +1 copiesOutdoor exhibition at a dirt-ground compound under a partly cloudy sky. Several large black display boards with photographs and printed Tamil text stand in a row, with a tall flag-bearing banner at left. Beside them is a low brick building with a corrugated roof and a string of colourful pennants. A red banner in front shows a portrait of a woman in a sari beside Tamil script. Around fifteen people walk and stand: men in white shirts and dhotis, women in saris, and a young woman in a light blue salwar kameez with a plait. A hose runs across the ground.2011-04-17