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A smiling man with long wet black hair stands in front of a cascading waterfall, holding a lock of his hair with one hand. He wears a red cloth draped over his bare shoulders. Behind him, other bathers are partly visible in the spray, and water droplets cling to his face and chest. a person is not established from the page; appearance cues are limited to long hair and a red wrap, so identity is uncertain.

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A smiling man with long, wet black hair stands under a cascading waterfall, water streaming over his face and shoulders. He wears a red garment and a white-clad person stands partly visible behind him, with another figure at the right edge. The rocky, sprayed backdrop suggests a waterfall bathing visit at Papanasam falls during a pilgrimage.2009-01-30January 30 20092009-01-30A wet man stands in front of a cascading waterfall, both hands pressed to the sides of his head as water runs over him. His long dark hair is soaked and hangs in a braid over one shoulder. He wears a clinging red-orange cloth wrapped around his body, leaving his bare shoulders and arms exposed. Another person in orange clothing is partly visible at the lower left edge of the frame. The sprays of water and the rock-face backdrop of the falls dominate the scene.2009-01-30Photograph of smiling men standing under a cascading waterfall, with water streaming around them. In the foreground a man with wet, swept-back dark hair wears a red shawl over his bare shoulders and laughs broadly. Behind him another man in a white shirt and red cloth also laughs under the water. A partially visible person with dark hair stands at the left edge.2009-01-30June 02 20162016-06-02January 30 20092009-01-30January 30 20092009-01-30January 30 20092009-01-30A smiling man with long wet black hair stands under a cascading waterfall, hands raised to his ears, wearing a red wrap draped over his bare upper body. Water streams over dark rock with green moss on the right. Another person's arm in white and teal is faintly visible at the lower right edge. The man shows no visible saffron clothing, rudraksha mala or ceremonial ornaments, so no a person identification is made from appearance.2009-01-30January 30 20092009-01-30January 30 20092009-01-30January 30 20092009-01-30