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A man in a saffron-orange sleeveless robe with a gold-edged shawl stands in a doorway, gesturing with his right hand while speaking. He wears a white forehead band with a red bindi and has long dark hair tied back. Beside him, a partly visible person in white clothing stands near a wall-mounted display of papers labelled as photography and videography. On the left, an older man in white clothes stands with palms pressed together in a namaste gesture near a doorway with an orange grille. A green banana leaf and bunches of bananas hang in the foreground, and a blue plastic chair and a wooden bowl sit on a small shelf.

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A photograph of a man with long dark hair and a vertical tilak on his forehead walking barefoot across a plain concrete courtyard. He wears loose orange saffron robes draped over one shoulder and a heavy gold necklace of bead-like ornaments. Behind him, a second man in orange robes and a rudraksha mala stands on steps, one hand holding a silver tray. A red and white painted wall and a teal sign reading 'Photography & Videography are not allowed' in Kannada and English appear behind them, with a red iron gate and green shrubs beyond.2010-02-12June 05 20112011-06-05June 22 20082008-06-22December 30 20092009-12-30December 30 20092009-12-30Indoor photo in a small room with red-speckled tiled floor and plain cream walls. Four people: on the left a young man in a light orange shawl sits on a blue plastic chair; beside him an older bald man in orange robes with a red forehead mark sits on a white chair; next, a man with long swept-back hair in an orange robe with a white floral garland sits on a white chair, smiling; on the right a standing older man in a light blue shirt and white dhoti with a green border. Behind them a black metal cabinet, a tan cupboard, a window with grilles, a framed picture on the wall and a Kannada-script poster reading an Om Namah Shivaya inscription. A blue plastic chair sits at right.2010-08-09A photograph of a barefoot man in saffron-orange robes and an orange turban descending white steps through a red-and-white gateway at a temple-like compound. He wears a long orange wrap draped over one shoulder and carries a small bag. Behind him, an older man in an orange turban and cream-coloured sleeveless vest over orange robes walks down the steps, and another attendant in orange appears behind. A red iron gate with decorative scrollwork stands to the left, beside green shrubs and a large leafy tree. A blue sign in Kannada and English reads Photography & Videography are not allowed. The main figure has long hair, a crown-like turban, orange robes and a rudraksha-style look, matching the page's reference to Swamiji (probable) for the descending robed figure.2009-12-11A photograph taken in a white-tiled entrance hall beside an open brown door leading to a red-roofed courtyard. A blue sign on the right lists photography, video camera, mobile camera and audio recording as strictly prohibited. In the doorway, a bald man in orange robes with a rudraksha mala stands with hands folded in greeting, while behind him an older bearded sadhu in orange wraps and a white-clad man with white hair move about. On the right, an older bearded man in an orange shawl and orange dhoti stands with his arms crossed. A man in orange robes stands at far left edge. Several other people in white and orange clothing are visible through the doorway.2009-12-30April 01 20122012-04-01 +1 copiesJanuary 16 20122012-01-16December 08 20112011-12-08Indoor photo of a man in a sleeveless saffron-orange wrap standing in the foreground with a white and red tilak on his forehead and dark hair swept back, looking to the side with a slight smile. Behind him, a woman in a cream and gold sari with a red bindi and a beaded necklace stands with hands clasped, beside a smiling young woman in a yellow floral dress and a woman in white with an ID badge. A man in green stands near a cream-and-orange barred gate. A blue sign with Kannada and English text is on the left wall. Five physical people are visible, including partially visible figures.2009-11-23