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Main Collection: Milano monumental cemetery

Milano monumental cemetery. Frozen hand

Young african christian holding a relgious cross

Knight of the Holy Sepulcher

Buddhist ceremony

Rosary

Statue on top of Fourviere basilica

Buddhist prayer

Apsara. Wat Chayamangkalaram. Penang

Woman reading Kuran

Christian couple praying

San Donato procession, Montesano, Apulia

Henna Tattoos on Womans Hands

Incense sticks

Vajra

Catholic nuns ring

Hands of a muslim prayer

Mass in San Filippo Neri church

Sunday Service of the Christian Life Fellowship in Greenwich

Buddhist prayer

Mala prayer beads

Hindu ceremony on the Bagmati river

Stepney bishop leading a peace march

Muslim prayer beads

Prayer beads. Penang

Choir in San Filippo Neri church

Tibetan prayer wheels. Swayambunath temple

Apsara

Amitabha Buddha. Jogysea temple. Main Hall

Monk in Dzogbegan benedictine abbey

World Youth Day. Young catholic in prayer

Tibetan dancers bangles

Prayer in Paris cathedral

Main Collection: Shrine of Our Lady of la Salette

Shrine of Our Lady of la Salette. Church candles

Pilgrim touching the Lourdes grotto

Roman catholic nun making candles

Sculpture detail, hand holding a cross

Girl scouts saluting

Coran and bible

Main Collection: Hindu devotee coming out of the river Ganges on the occasion of Lord Ramas day

Hindu devotee coming out of the river Ganges on the occasion of Lord Ramas day, a Hindu holiday taking place during the Maha Kumbh Mela festival

Main Collection: Ratha Yatra Chariot festival

Ratha Yatra Chariot festival. Devotees believe that if they get the honour of pulling the ropes of the giant chariot carrying Lord Krishna, known as Jagannatha, Lord of the Universe

Altar boys

Praying Jew

Asian dancer

Main Collection: Aarti, also spelled arathi, aarthi (from the Sanskrit term Aradhana) is a Hindu ritual

Aarti, also spelled arathi, aarthi (from the Sanskrit term Aradhana) is a Hindu ritual, in which light is offered to one or more deities

Melkite new testament

Christian prayer

Diya (floral float with lamp)

Crowd waiting for the aarthy ceremony on Har-ki-Pauri ghat in Haridwar

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