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Outdoor festival scene before a white tented structure with a banner reading Sri Nithyananda Eshwara Temple, flanked by two painted banners of a deity holding a staff. Banana plants, a green garland and striped canopy umbrellas frame the entrance. Saffron-orange flags on tall poles stand in the foreground. A crowd of devotees in white and orange clothing gathers, with several men in saffron-orange robes near the doorway, one holding a fan-like ceremonial object, and a photographer with a camera at the front. Clear blue sky above.

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A photograph of a large crowd gathered outside a white tented structure labelled Sri Nandeshwara Temple, with a maroon banner across its facade. Banana plants and tall orange flags frame the entrance, where two colourful striped umbrellas stand. Two painted panels of a standing goddess holding a lamp flank the entrance, and round coloured emblems hang above. Many people in white and saffron clothing, several in orange shawls, press forward; some men wear white dhotis and a few hold items near the doorway. Some stand on tiptoe while others raise their hands. A bright blue sky shows above the tent.2007-12-30December 30th 20072007-12-30A large crowd of devotees gathers outside a white tented pavilion labelled Ananteshwara Temple, with orange flags and banana plants along the entrance. Many men wear white shirts and dhotis, while women in saris and a woman in a blue top stand in the foreground. Orange-clad figures move at the entrance under a decorated canopy and a red-and-orange umbrella, with a brass vessel visible at the lower right. Painted banners show deity figures in pink and green, and a yellow-on-blue Kannada sign hangs above the gate.2007-12-30Outdoor procession at the entrance of the Anandeshwara Temple, a white building with a red banner reading "ANANDESHWARA TEMPLE" and colourful painted panels. A banana-leaf arch and hanging bananas frame the doorway. A central man in an orange-red turban and orange robe with garlands stands among attendants, flanked by two ornate multicoloured parasols with tassels. Orange flags rise on the right. Crowds in white dhotis and white saris, some with orange shawls, press around, and a photographer with a camera stands in the crowd. A woman in blue and gold holds a fan. Dense crowd in front of the temple gate.2007-12-30Outdoor crowd scene at a white tented temple entrance labelled "Nandeshwara Temple" on a painted sign, flanked by banana plants and panels of painted deity figures. Many devotees in white clothes and some in orange saffron cloth move toward the entrance, with orange ceremonial flags on tall poles at right. Near the doorway, a figure in orange robes stands among attendants, with a red-and-white umbrella above. A camera operator in white at left films the procession, and a dark stone figure or camera rig sits in the foreground.2007-12-30December 30 20072007-12-30December 30 20072007-12-30 +1 copiesDecember 30th 20072007-12-30December 30 20072007-12-30December 30th 20072007-12-30Outdoor festival crowd in front of a white tented temple entrance labelled Nandeshwara Temple, with banana plants and tall saffron flags. Many people in white clothes move through the gathering, some in white dhotis and shirts, some women in sarees. A decorated palanquin or ratha with an umbrella is visible near the temple doorway, and a dark stone nandi-like figure with a garland of white flowers and yellow marigolds sits in the foreground. Gold and white panels on the tent show deity imagery. The scene suggests a procession or ritual gathering at the entrance.2007-12-30Outdoor procession at a temple courtyard. A decorated palanquin with multicoloured garlands and a canopy carries a framed portrait of a woman in a red-and-gold sari. Two women in white and cream saris with orange and yellow borders walk at front, one with a long plait. A bald, barefoot man in white dhoti and shirt wears a flower garland. Men in white and a man in orange robes with a rudraksha mala carry orange flags. Signboards read Sri Anandeshwara Temple and Anandeshwara in a white building.2009-06-01