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Outdoor photograph of a procession walking barefoot along a stone-paved temple path past a long ornate gopuram-style colonnade with carved figures and a green hillside behind. Several men in saffron-orange dhotis and shawls wear rudraksha malas; some carry yellow cloth. Men in white dhotis and shirts walk alongside, one holding a blue bag and a garland of flowers. A yellow bin and a Karur Vysya Bank signboard are visible on the colonnade.

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A group of men walks barefoot across a stone courtyard in front of an ornate temple gopuram-style facade with a Karur Vysya Bank sign over its pillared entrance. Several men in saffron-orange robes with rudraksha malas lead the procession, one carrying a blue cloth bag, while others in white dhotis and shirts walk alongside them. A few men at the edges are also in white. The setting appears to be a South Indian temple at Tiruvannamalai, with palms and hills behind.2011-09-26Outdoor photo of a group of men walking barefoot across a paved temple courtyard toward a temple gopuram-style colonnade with ornate white sculptural carvings and a green hillside behind. Several men in saffron-orange dhotis and shawls, some with rudraksha malas, walk in the front, while others in white dhotis and shirts follow. One man at the left carries a blue bag and a garland. A Karur Vysya Bank sign is visible on the colonnade. Palm trees and a hill rise in the background.2011-09-26August 17 20122012-08-17September 09 20112011-09-09Photograph of a temple street outside a gopuram-topped temple with a colourful sculpted facade, a rocky hill and palm trees behind. A crowd of men in white dhotis and shirts, many wearing rudraksha malas and marks on their foreheads, moves forward. In the centre a bearded man in an orange-saffron robe and orange head wrap, wearing a long garland of white and yellow flowers, stands with hands folded in greeting while others walk beside him. A cameraman with a video camera and a young man in an orange scarf stand at right. The scene suggests a procession or temple visit.2006-09-24Photo of a group walking across a stone-paved courtyard in front of a South Indian temple with ornate gopuram sculptures on the roof and a rocky hill behind. In front, a man in white dhoti carries a pink-wrapped object, and several men in saffron and orange robes walk barefoot, one holding a garland of flowers. A man in white shirt and dark trousers walks among them. Behind them, a larger crowd of devotees in white and coloured saris and dhotis follows. Banners on the pillars show deity images, and a sign reads Prarthana Hundial.2011-09-09September 26 20112011-09-26A photograph of a temple-street procession near a gopuram-topped temple with a hillside behind. A central figure with long dark hair wears an orange-red saffron garment, a large white and red flower garland, multiple ceremonial gold necklaces and a white forehead mark, and walks barefoot. Flanked by shaven-headed sannyasi attendants in saffron and gold-bordered cloths, and men in white dhotis and shirts, the group walks through a crowd. A man in white shirt and dhoti in the foreground smiles. Probable Swamiji is the central figure: long swept-back hair, saffron garment, garland and ornate gold necklaces, led in procession as the honoured person.2010-12-29August 17 20122012-08-17A photograph of a crowd walking across a paved courtyard in front of a colourful temple gopuram-style structure with a white domed shrine and a wooded hill behind. At the centre, a figure in saffron-orange robes wears a long multicoloured flower garland and raises one arm, with long swept-back hair, flanked by men in white dhotis and shirts with lanyards and a woman in a yellow sari. Several others in white and a man in a green shirt walk alongside. A kumkum-marked forehead and orange shawls appear on attendants. The figure's appearance shows long swept-back hair, saffron robes and a garland, which matches the cues for Swamiji (probable), walking in a procession.2010-02-17September 26 20112011-09-26September 09 20112011-09-09