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Outdoor photo of a tree-lined dirt pathway edged with low concrete curbs, leading past a white building. Two people in saffron-orange robes walk along the path; the taller figure on the left has bare arms and short hair, while the other figure on the right, wearing orange with a shawl, holds something in their hands. A third figure in orange stands further back to the right near red-and-gold decorations. Palm trees and green shrubs surround the scene. On the white wall hangs a large printed poster with a portrait photo of a long-haired figure and several lines of text. a person identity cannot be confirmed from appearance.

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December 02 20092009-12-02June 09 20092009-06-09A barefoot figure in a flowing saffron-orange robe walks along a narrow dirt path lined with white stone kerbing through a leafy garden. Tall trees frame the path, with green shrubs on both sides. Behind them stands a white wall displaying a framed black-and-white portrait of a woman and printed information panels. A shaved-headed person in saffron clothing is the only visible figure; the appearance does not clearly match a distinctive presentation cue, so identity is uncertain.2010-02-10A photograph of a procession on a narrow dirt path lined with trees and low green shrubs, with white-walled buildings behind. In the foreground, a man in saffron-orange robes with a rudraksha mala walks barefoot beside a man in long dark hair wearing an orange robe and a large red-and-white floral garland, carrying a small object in his hands. Behind them, several people in white dhotis and orange clothing follow, with a few carrying tall decorated ceremonial umbrellas or banners that have red and gold emblems. Two painted portraits are visible on a wall in the background. Two people in the foreground are visible; the wider procession brings the visible total to roughly six to twenty people.2009-12-24A photograph of two men walking along a dirt path shaded by trees in an ashram garden. The man on the left wears an orange saffron robe, a rudraksha mala around his neck, and has his hands joined in front; he appears to be a sannyasi or devotee. The man on the right is bald and wears a white dhoti with a red border and a white upper cloth, walking barefoot. Behind them, another person in white and a figure in orange are partly visible near a red-and-white building. Green shrubs and palms surround the path.2011-02-01December 02 20092009-12-02A procession walks along a shaded dirt path between trees and green shrubs. In the foreground a young woman in an orange sari with a green and white garland walks at the front, while behind her several people in white clothes with orange shawls follow. Beside the path stands a white tent-like structure with a framed portrait and a small kalasha-like object visible. Dappled sunlight falls across the path.2007-12-25Outdoor photo on a dirt path beside a white-washed wall with a green-leaved tree in the foreground. A man in an orange-saffron robe and matching turban walks toward the camera, with a long-haired figure in orange behind him carrying a tray of yellow flowers. Another orange-robed person stands behind them, and more people in white and yellow clothing are visible at the right edge near the wall. On the wall is a printed notice board with a framed black-and-white portrait labelled NITHYANANDA and Kannada text. Palm trees and a clear sky are behind the building.2009-12-11June 12 20102010-06-12Outdoor procession along a narrow dirt path lined with trimmed green shrubs and trees, with a whitewashed building and palm trees behind. Several men in saffron-orange robes walk barefoot in a line. The central figure wears a long white and multicoloured flower garland and an orange robe, and carries a brass trident-topped staff. Other saffron-clad men with rudraksha-style necklaces walk beside and behind him, and a few white-clad people stand near the path on the right. No one can be confidently identified by appearance; the central figure is a robed procession participant.2009-12-23December 25 20072007-12-25December 11 20092009-12-11