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December 17 2005

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A photograph taken looking up at a brass temple bell hanging from a dark red-brown metal bracket with scrolled wrought-iron ornament at the top. The bell has a flared rim and a ring at its base, with a small rope-like cord beneath. Behind it, a dry-grass open ground with reddish soil leads to thatched-roof open shelters and a few bare and leafy trees under an overcast sky. In the foreground, green shrubs with bright red flowers line the edge of the path. No people are visible.December 19 20052005-12-19August 27 20042004-08-27August 27 20042004-08-27March 06 20132013-03-06A small brass temple bell hangs by chains from a thick branch of a banyan tree, with its clapper visible beneath the bell. Behind it, blurred green foliage and tree trunks fill the frame, and two white-painted circular platforms rim the bare reddish earth around the trunk. No people are present.2008-12-10Close-up of a brass temple bell hanging from a wooden or fibrous top, with a clapper below its flared mouth. Blurred green foliage fills the background on the left, and a blurred garland of red and yellow flowers appears at the right edge. No people are visible.2008-12-10August 27 20042004-08-27August 27 20042004-08-27Close-up photograph of a brass temple bell hanging from a top fitting, with its clapper visible at the bottom and a tassel above. The background is blurred foliage of a tree and a red and yellow flower garland on a deity figure. No people are visible.2008-12-10Photograph of a brass temple bell hanging from a chain beneath a leafy tree in the foreground, its clapper visible at the bottom. Behind it, out of focus, a shivalinga or similar murti sits on a raised red-orange kumkum-covered base with a white arched canopy framing it, decorated with a yellow and red garland. Green foliage and dappled sunlight surround the open temple courtyard. No people are visible.2010-07-17January 09 20162016-01-09