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February 19 2015

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A close overhead photo of a stainless steel steam-table pan filled with cubed orange papaya pieces, their pale-to-deep orange flesh arranged in a dense, even layer. No people are visible. The page excerpt about a satsang on saying yes to life does not match what is pictured, so the scene is described only as the food preparation visible in the image.2015-02-19Annadhan in 20132013-01-01 +1 copiesClose-up photograph of cubed ripe papaya pieces with orange-red flesh and pale yellow edges, piled together on a plate. No people, deities or ritual objects are visible; the shallow focus emphasises the glossy, juicy texture of the fruit.2014-08-02A close photograph of a metal colander or steel bowl filled with cubes of ripe papaya, orange-red flesh with pale yellow-green edges, piled loosely with perforated metal visible behind. No people, no a person candidate, no ritual setting visible.2016-07-02July 04 20162016-07-04August 02 20142014-08-02May 11 20122012-05-11January 06 20122012-01-06July 23 20142014-07-23A photograph of a large steel pan heaped with finely diced orange carrots on a concrete floor, set in a kitchen. Behind it stand stainless steel containers with lids, a steel ladle, and white sacks. A small steel bowl holds a mixed dish of chopped vegetables. No people are visible in the scene.2009-08-05July 23 20142014-07-23A close-up photograph of a large round stainless steel bowl filled with chopped pieces of fresh melon or papaya in a light syrupy liquid, with a long metal ladle resting in the bowl at upper right. The fruit pieces are orange and pale green, cut into irregular cubes and wedges. No people are visible in the frame.2009-11-18