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A man stands outdoors in front of a large tree with thick, gnarled roots and trunk. He wears an orange-saffron turban and an orange-saffron wrap draped over his shoulders and body, over a red sleeveless top, with a red tilak mark on his forehead. His long dark wavy hair falls past his shoulders and he looks down with eyes lowered. Reddish earth and a stone ledge are visible at the bottom of the frame. Given the long hair, saffron turban and wrap, and ceremonial attire, this is a person figure in_person, though the appearance is only partly clear.

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A photograph of a standing man in an orange-red turban and sleeveless orange-red wrap, with a red tilak mark on his forehead and long dark hair falling onto his shoulders. He looks downward with eyes lowered. Behind him is a large banyan tree with aerial roots and a garland of yellow and purple flowers hanging on the trunk. The orange wrap and turban are the dominant colours.2008-10-29October 29 20082008-10-29A man in a saffron-orange sleeveless wrap and a matching orange turban stands before a large banyan tree with grey, buttress-like trunks. He has a red-orange tilak on his forehead, long dark hair falling over his shoulders, and his eyes are lowered. One hand rests at his hip, gathering the drape of the cloth. Strands of marigold-like yellow, purple and white flower garlands hang at the base of the tree on the left. a person: the long swept-back hair, orange turban and saffron wrap are consistent with the page's reference to a person at this event. Since the cues are limited to attire and presentation, the label is uncertain.2008-10-29October 29 20082008-10-29A single person walks outdoors on a pale concrete path in bright sunlight, wearing a bright orange-red turban and matching orange-red draped robe over a red undershirt, with long dark hair falling behind the shoulders and a red bindi on the forehead; the eyes are lowered and one hand lifts the fabric at the hip while the other hangs at the side. Behind is leafy green vegetation with small orange flowers, and a red and yellow cloth lies on the ground at left. Given the page's a person flag, the figure's long hair, saffron-orange robe and turban are cues consistent with a person appearance, but the image does not establish identity with certainty.2008-10-29October 29 20082008-10-29A man stands outdoors before a dark, dense backdrop of thick banyan-like aerial roots. He wears an orange turban wrapped high on his head, with a loose tail of cloth falling behind his shoulder, and a red bindi-style tilak mark on his forehead. He is draped in a flowing saffron-orange cloth over a red undergarment, with his bare right shoulder and arm visible, and long dark hair falls at the back. His eyes are lowered and his expression is calm. The white wall and ground appear at the lower right edge. Appearance-based label: Swamiji (probable), based on the orange turban, saffron robes, long hair and tilak, with the page noting his presence.2008-10-29A photograph of a man in orange ceremonial dress standing outdoors in bright sunlight with a dark, blurred background of foliage. He wears a large orange turban wrapped high on his head, a red bindi-style mark on his forehead, and a loose orange shawl draped over a red sleeveless top, with long dark wavy hair falling to his shoulders. His eyes are lowered and his expression is calm. Appearance-based candidate: Swamiji (probable), given the saffron/orange clothing, turban and long hair.2008-10-29October 29 20082008-10-29October 29 20082008-10-29A man in a saffron-orange turban and matching orange wrap stands outdoors among trees with eyes lowered and a red dot on his forehead. His long dark hair falls over his shoulders, and he wears a red undershirt beneath the orange drape. Behind him are blurred trees and a sunlit ground. Appearance is consistent with the a person cues of saffron clothing, a turban and long hair, but identity is uncertain, so this is an unidentified sannyasi-style devotee in an outdoor setting.2008-10-29October 29 20082008-10-29