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October 18 2010

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Low-angle photo of a tall, tapering wooden dhvaja stambha (flagstaff) wrapped with bands of red and dark cord, topped with an orange cloth. Two red lines rise from it toward the top, and a person in orange robes and a rudraksha-style mala stands at right, pulling one of the lines beside a palm tree. Cloudy blue sky fills the background, with a dark awning edge at upper left. Scene suggests the flag-hoisting at a dhvajarohanam.2010-10-18A tall, dark wooden dhwajastambha flagpole rises toward a cloudy blue sky, its carved column wrapped in red cords and topped with a small ornate finial and a red-and-blue flag. At the lower right, a figure in a red-orange robe and rudraksha-style beaded necklace reaches up and pulls the red ropes that raise the flag, with a palm tree behind them. A tiled overhang edges the upper left of the frame.2010-10-18 +1 copiesApril 10 20162016-04-10October 18 20102010-10-18August 20 20142014-08-20January 01 20172017-01-01April 14 20132013-04-14April 10 20162016-04-10January 11 20162016-01-11October 03 20162016-10-03Low-angle photo of a tall copper-toned flagstaff, wrapped in bands and decorated with yellow and dark garlands and a carved panel of a tree motif at its base. A person in an orange robe with a bare-armed raised pose holds ropes and hoists a saffron flag up the pole against a clear blue sky with palm fronds behind. Only one physical person is visible, partially, and no clear a person cue is present in the frame.2011-03-05A tall copper flagpole rises against a bright blue sky, wrapped in copper bands and topped with a red-orange finial. Its base is decorated with white and yellow marigold garlands. A palm tree stands at right. A man in an orange robe, arms raised, pulls orange ropes to hoist the flag up the pole, a flag-hoisting ceremony at an ashram event.2010-02-12