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Close-up side profile photograph of a man with dark, shoulder-length hair and a red bindi-style tilak mark on his forehead, eyes downcast. He wears a dark brown turtleneck with an orange shawl draped over it and a rudraksha mala with dark brown seeds around his neck. Behind him is a white wall with printed Devanagari script in black.

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July 01 20082008-07-01 +1 copiesJuly 01 20082008-07-01July 01 20082008-07-01 +1 copiesJuly 01 20082008-07-01Close-up side profile photograph of a man with dark, swept-back hair and a red kumkum mark on his forehead above white vibhuti lines. He wears a black high-necked sweater under an orange-saffron shawl, with a dark rudraksha mala visible at the bottom of the frame. He looks down to the side against a blurred background of Devanagari script on a pale wall. A small purple logo appears in the upper right corner.2008-07-01Close side-profile photograph of a man with short dark hair and a red kumkum mark on his forehead, looking down. He wears a dark high-necked sweater under an orange shawl, with a rudraksha bead mala hanging at his chest. Behind him is a wall covered with printed Devanagari script.2008-07-01 +1 copiesClose profile photo of a man with short dark wavy hair and a red kumkum dot on his forehead, wearing a black high-necked sweater over orange cloth and rudraksha beads. Behind him is a wall covered with Devanagari script. Wide side view of the face, eyes downcast.2008-07-01Close side-profile photograph of a man with short dark hair, a red kumkum mark on his forehead, and a dark turtleneck under an orange saffron shawl. Rudraksha beads on a mala are visible at the neck. Behind him is a wall covered in Devanagari script. The man is looking downward, with a calm, serious expression.2008-07-01Close side profile photograph of a man with short dark hair and a red kumkum mark on his forehead, wearing a dark high-necked sweater beneath an orange saffron shawl and dark rudraksha beads. Behind him is a wall of printed or carved Devanagari script. The sitter looks downward, and only his face and upper torso are visible.2008-07-01July 01 20082008-07-01July 01 20082008-07-01 +1 copiesJuly 01 20082008-07-01 +1 copies