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April 29 20142014-04-29December 02 20162016-12-02A photo of a camera operator at a large event tent with colourful hanging tassels in orange, red and green. A bearded man in a white dhoti with a gold border and a headset with a boom microphone steadies a professional video camera on a tripod, looking up toward the stage. Behind him, a second cameraman in white ritual clothing with a headset works another camera on a tripod. Metal scaffolding rails run along the foreground, and a few audience members are visible at the bottom edge.2016-12-02A cameraman in a white t-shirt operates a professional video camera mounted on a black tripod in a temple-like hall. He looks up and to the side while adjusting the camera controls. A second camera on its own tripod with blue cables stands to the left. Behind them, a golden ornate shrine or deity murti frame, framed prints, and red curtains fill the background.2016-09-28May 29 20062006-05-29December 02 20162016-12-02A cameraman in a white t-shirt operates a professional video camera mounted on a black tripod in a hall. A second camera on its own tripod stands beside him, with blue cables running between the rigs. Behind them, a golden deity murti or shrine with ornate gold decoration, red curtains and framed photographs on the wall are visible. One person is visible.2016-09-28A camera operator in a white short-sleeved shirt and headset works a studio video camera mounted on a tripod, lens pointed toward a set. The set has ornate gold-toned carved wall panels on the left and a painted yellow and red decorated pillar on the right, lit warmly against a dark background. The camera body carries a numbered tally marker and branding. The operator's role is camera operation at a TV set; no a person candidate is visible.A photograph of a bald man in an orange-saffron robe operating a video camera on a black tripod behind a stainless steel railing at a temple event. He sits close to the lens, his hand on the tripod head, with his gaze fixed on the scene. Beside him, a woman with long blonde hair and a red flower headband wears a pink embroidered top and sits with eyes closed. Behind them, seated devotees in gold, white and orange clothing watch the proceedings, and one woman rests her hand against her cheek. Three people are visible, the cameraman, the blonde woman, and the seated devotee behind the railing.2011-11-01A photo inside a large hall with cream walls and framed portraits hanging high on the wall. A shaved-headed man in orange robes with a red-edged drape stands at left, wearing a headset and a mala, operating a video camera on a tripod. Beside him a man in a striped pink-and-white shirt, black trousers, headset with boom microphone and an ID lanyard adjusts a second camera on a tripod. Blue cables run across the glossy floor, and seated attendees in white and yellow clothing sit in the background. A framed portrait labelled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda" hangs above, showing a smiling man in red robes and beads.2011-11-24A shaved-headed man in white ritual clothing with a red-and-maroon bordered shawl operates a professional video camera on a black tripod, adjusting its controls with his right hand. He wears a rudraksha mala around his neck and white sacred ash with a red kumkum mark on his forehead. Behind him, a metal railing separates the area from seated people in white clothes, and a red wall hangs with a yellow and green patterned cloth. A white tripod and a stainless steel vessel are visible at the right. Other shaved-headed men in white sit in the background.2010-11-02A row of video camera operators stands and sits at a press event, filming toward the front of a hall. Several camcorders sit on tripods of varying heights in the foreground. A man in a red t-shirt with a wristwatch and a bracelet grips a camera handle, while a man in a striped shirt and a man in a dark shirt with a raised arm stand nearby. On the left, a seated man in a white shirt holds a small camera to his eye. Cream walls and a white curtain form the background, with other attendees seated further back.2011-02-25 +1 copies