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A photograph of a large tent-like hall with tall painted wooden columns in red, yellow, black and white patterns. Many people in plain white clothing are bowed low in prostration on striped red, yellow and black mats, their heads down and faces hidden. Metal scaffolding and a white canopy frame the left side, and red draped fabric lines the back. No identifiable a person candidate is visible; the figures are devotees bowing in a group.

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March 06 20072007-03-06A photograph of a large open-sided pavilion where about a dozen people in white clothing kneel and bow forward with foreheads to striped red, yellow and black floor mats. Ornate painted wooden pillars in orange, red, yellow and black with geometric motifs stand at the sides, with a white metal lattice frame on the left, a hanging gold-edged festoon across the top and a bright stage area at the back. The seated-bow posture suggests a group prostration or namaskar during a programme. No single person is identifiable as a person by appearance, so no depiction or in-person candidate is claimed.2007-03-06Outdoor stage event where a row of people in white clothing bend forward in prostration on striped woven mats laid across green grass. Tall decorated poles with red, orange and black patterned panels and tassels stand behind them, along with a white metal lattice frame on the left and a yellow fringed hanging at the top. Some figures have white head coverings. No individual can be identified as a person from the visible evidence, so the scene is described by roles and setting only.2007-03-06A group of devotees in plain white clothes bow forward with heads down on striped red, orange and yellow mats laid across a grassy open-air stage. Painted wooden pillars with red, black and yellow patterns rise at the back, with hanging lamps and a string of small bulbs overhead, and a white bird emblem appears at the upper left. Several white cloths hang on a frame behind them. The image has heavy contrast and posterised colouring.2007-03-06March 06 20072007-03-06A photograph of an outdoor stage hall with a tent-like roof and striped red, black and white floor mats. About a dozen people in plain white clothes bow forward with their heads down in prostration on the mats. Colourful painted pillars with patterned bands frame the stage, and a string of yellow lights hangs across the top. A white tower-like frame stands at the left, and a small white logo appears at the upper left. The people appear to be devotees in white attire, and no one is clearly identifiable as the a person in this image.2007-03-06A group of about ten people in white clothes stand with palms pressed together in namaskar on a stage covered by striped woven mats in red, black, yellow and white. Tall decorated pillars in orange, red and black with painted elephant motifs rise on both sides under a tented ceiling, with a string of warm lights along the back. Standing on the left and centre, several people wear white kurtas and white dhotis or trousers, and a white dove symbol appears at the upper left.2007-03-06March 06 20072007-03-06A posterized outdoor photo of about a dozen people in white clothes kneeling or sitting on striped woven mats arranged in rows on grass. Several are bowing forward with heads lowered. Behind them are a tall decorated pillar with elephant motifs, a wooden panel wall, a white cloth hanging on a metal scaffold, and red raised platforms. A pale dove-like logo appears in the upper left corner.2007-03-06A photograph of an outdoor stage under a tent-like canopy with a row of devotees seated on striped red, yellow and black mats on green grass. About fifteen people in white clothing sit in rows, some with hands folded, some with rudraksha-style beads. Tall painted wooden pillars with orange, red and black geometric motifs stand at the back, beside a pale yellow wooden cabinet and a white cloth hanging. A string of small yellow lights runs across the top. No clearly identifiable a person candidate is visible in this crowd, so the figures are described by role only.2007-03-06March 06 20072007-03-06March 06 20072007-03-06