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Four men walk barefoot along a shaded concrete path between pale blue pillars, with a tree trunk and green foliage at the right edge. The central man, with white hair and a cream short-sleeved shirt over white dhoti, is being guided by a bare-chested man in a white dhoti with a sacred thread, who holds his arm. Another bare-chested man in a white dhoti walks behind them, and a fourth figure stands partly hidden at the back. The scene appears to be an ashram or campus walkway. No specific a person appearance cues are clearly visible, so identity is uncertain.

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November 09 20062006-11-09A photograph of four men walking along a concrete path under a wooden-roofed open shelter with white pillars and greenery at the side. In front, an older man with white hair wears a pale yellow short-sleeved shirt, a white dhoti with a blue border, and a dark bracelet, and holds his right hand forward. Behind him, two younger men are bare-chested, wear white dhotis with blue borders and thin sacred threads, and one holds a small object. A fourth man with grey hair, also bare-chested in a white dhoti, walks at the right. No a person candidate is identifiable by appearance, so roles are used: devotees in traditional South Indian attire walking in procession-like formation.2006-11-09Outdoor photograph of four men beside a white-pillared building with a tree trunk at left. In front, an older man with short white hair and a white shirt and trousers, a steel wristwatch on his left wrist, gestures with raised hands. Behind him, two bare-chested men wear white dhotis, one with a thin sacred thread and a mustache, the other with orange markings on his chest; a fourth man in a white dhoti and sacred thread stands at right with orange tilak on his forehead. Green leaves hang at right. No deity, throne or ritual objects are visible, and no one is identified as a person.2006-11-10Evening scene outdoors beneath a covered walkway with dark wooden beams and white pillars. An elderly man with white hair, wearing a cream short-sleeved shirt and light lavender trousers, walks forward smiling, with his hands near his waist. To his right, a young man in white kurta and an orange shawl with a rudraksha mala smiles and gestures with his hands. On the left, a shirtless young man in white dhoti stands beside a tree trunk, and another dhoti-clad man walks in the background. Lamps and dim lighting create a warm evening atmosphere.2006-11-09Outdoor photo under a covered walkway with pale blue-grey pillars and a green leafy branch at right. Three bare-chested men in white dhotis, with sandalwood or ash marks on their chests and foreheads, stand behind an older man in a white collared shirt who gestures with his right hand. Behind him a younger man with a dark mustache and a bead necklace looks to the side. A man in a white dhoti and orange-ash forehead mark stands at right. No visible a person candidate with sufficient cues; the central man wears ordinary white clothes only.2006-11-10Four men walk barefoot along a covered colonnade past pale blue pillars, with dense green shrubs at right and a patch of lawn at left. In front, an older man with white hair wears a cream short-sleeved shirt and matching white dhoti. Behind him, two bare-chested men in white dhotis walk closely, one with a thin sacred thread over his shoulder, and a fourth man stands further back. The scene is a plain, everyday walk rather than a ceremony.2006-11-10Outdoor photo of four men on a covered walkway with pale pillars and a red-earth ground. In front, a grey-haired older man in a cream short-sleeved shirt raises his right hand and speaks, with a small orange mark on his forehead. Behind him stand three shirtless men in white dhotis wearing thin cords over their shoulders; the one on the left has a dark moustache and a thin chain, the one in the middle has a moustache, and the one on the right is an older man with grey hair and an orange forehead mark. Greenery is visible at the right edge.2006-11-09November 09 20062006-11-09November 09 20062006-11-09 +1 copiesNovember 09 20062006-11-09November 09 20062006-11-09November 10 20062006-11-10