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RM2R3P92K–Normandy, France. Market day at Sainte-Mère-Église, the first town liberated by the Allies in ww2, and a popular site for battlefield tourists.
RM2R3P928–Arromanches-les-bains, normandy,France. The Musee Du Debarquement (Landing museum),dedicated to the artificial 'Mullbery' harbors, under construction.
RM2R3P92R–Normandy, France. Market day at Sainte-Mère-Église, the first town liberated by the Allies in ww2, and a popular site for battlefield tourists.
RM2R3P92G–Normandy, France. A paraglider over the fields of Longues-sur-mer, a site of a german coastal gun battery from WWII
RM2R3P92H–Normandy, France. Market day at Sainte-Mère-Église, the first town liberated by the Allies in ww2, and a popular site for battlefield tourists.
RM2R3P9EM–Loungues-sur-mer, France. A paraglide flying low over an old Nazi observation bunker, almost crashing into the bush.
RM2R3P92D–Normandy, France. A paraglider over the fields of Longues-sur-mer, a site of a german coastal gun battery from WWII
RM2R3P92M–Normandy, France. Market day at Sainte-Mère-Église, the first town liberated by the Allies in ww2, and a popular site for battlefield tourists.
RM2R3P92F–Normandy, France. A paraglider over the fields of Longues-sur-mer, a site of a german coastal gun battery from WWII
RM2R3P97R–Paris, France. Two golden angels and near the ceiling at Les invalides cathedral, where Napoleon is buried.
RM2R3P96N–Paris, France. People near the tomb of marshal Foch, hero of World War One, at Les Invalides.
RM2R3P93T–Champs-Élysées, Paris. The decorated bulding of Louis Vuitton fashion company, with colorful flowers and symbols on it
RM2R3P95X–Paris, France. schoolchildren listed to their teacher as they visit Napoleon's tomb at Les invalides.
RM2R3P95K–Les Invalides, Paris, France. An ancient cannon in the army museum with the Fleur de Lys emblem on in, showing it belongs to the King of France.
RM2R3P965–Paris, France. Visitors look at the tomb of marshal Foch, hero of World War One, at Les Invalides.
RM2R3P93N–Champs-Élysées, Paris. The decorated bulding of Louis Vuitton fashion company, with colorful flowers and symbols on it
RM2R3P95Y–Paris, France. People near the tomb of marshal Foch, hero of World War One, at Les Invalides.
RM2R3P93M–Champs-Élysées, Paris. The decorated bulding of Louis Vuitton fashion company, with colorful flowers and symbols on it
RM2R3P967–Paris, France. Visitors look at the tomb of marshal Foch, hero of World War One, at Les Invalides.
RM2R3P95T–Paris, France. People look at Napoleon's tomb at Les invalides. Angels made of marble o either side.
RM2R0M53G–People making fires during the Jewish Holiday of Lag Ba'Omer, which takes place every 18th of Hebrew month Iyar. It is customary during this holiday to make fires. Due to fire hazars, most municipalities allowed fires only in designated sites, sometimes with dozens of different fires lit by different groups. The holiday is extremely popular amongst children, and many groups of children make their own bonfires and prepare food themselves.
RM2R0M4J2–People making fires during the Jewish Holiday of Lag Ba'Omer, which takes place every 18th of Hebrew month Iyar. It is customary during this holiday to make fires. Due to fire hazars, most municipalities allowed fires only in designated sites, sometimes with dozens of different fires lit by different groups. The holiday is extremely popular amongst children, and many groups of children make their own bonfires and prepare food themselves.
RM2R0M5CA–Israel. Religious men dance near a fire during the Jewish Holiday of Lag Ba'Omer, which takes place every 18th of Hebrew month Iyar. It is customary during this holiday to make fires. This year, due to fire hazard warning, all fires were concentrated to few sites, hence the large number of pyres.
RM2R0M4H8–Jewish Ultra Orthodox men ('Haredi') stand near a fire during the Jewish Holiday of Lag Ba'Omer, which takes place every 18th of Hebrew month Iyar. It is customary during this holiday to make fires. Due to fire hazars, most municipalities allowed fires only in designated sites, sometimes with dozens of different fires lit by different groups. The holiday is extremely popular amongst children, and many groups of children make their own bonfires and prepare food themselves.
RM2R0M4XF–People making fires during the Jewish Holiday of Lag Ba'Omer, which takes place every 18th of Hebrew month Iyar. It is customary during this holiday to make fires. Due to fire hazars, most municipalities allowed fires only in designated sites, sometimes with dozens of different fires lit by different groups. The holiday is extremely popular amongst children, and many groups of children make their own bonfires and prepare food themselves.
RM2R0M53T–People making fires during the Jewish Holiday of Lag Ba'Omer, which takes place every 18th of Hebrew month Iyar. It is customary during this holiday to make fires. Due to fire hazars, most municipalities allowed fires only in designated sites, sometimes with dozens of different fires lit by different groups. The holiday is extremely popular amongst children, and many groups of children make their own bonfires and prepare food themselves.
RM2R0M588–People making fires during the Jewish Holiday of Lag Ba'Omer, which takes place every 18th of Hebrew month Iyar. It is customary during this holiday to make fires. Due to fire hazars, most municipalities allowed fires only in designated sites, sometimes with dozens of different fires lit by different groups. The holiday is extremely popular amongst children, and many groups of children make their own bonfires and prepare food themselves.
RM2R0M5BE–Harish, Israel. A child on his father's shoulders near a fire during the Jewish Holiday of Lag Ba'Omer, which takes place every 18th of Hebrew month Iyar. It is customary during this holiday to make fires. Due to fire hazars, most municipalities allowed fires only in designated sites, sometimes with dozens of different fires lit by different groups. The holiday is extremely popular amongst children, and many groups of children make their own bonfires and prepare food themselves.
RM2R0M4P0–People making fires during the Jewish Holiday of Lag Ba'Omer, which takes place every 18th of Hebrew month Iyar. It is customary during this holiday to make fires. Due to fire hazars, most municipalities allowed fires only in designated sites, sometimes with dozens of different fires lit by different groups. The holiday is extremely popular amongst children, and many groups of children make their own bonfires and prepare food themselves.
RM2R0M4JX–People making fires during the Jewish Holiday of Lag Ba'Omer, which takes place every 18th of Hebrew month Iyar. It is customary during this holiday to make fires. Due to fire hazars, most municipalities allowed fires only in designated sites, sometimes with dozens of different fires lit by different groups. The holiday is extremely popular amongst children, and many groups of children make their own bonfires and prepare food themselves.
RM2R0M4JA–People making fires during the Jewish Holiday of Lag Ba'Omer, which takes place every 18th of Hebrew month Iyar. It is customary during this holiday to make fires. Due to fire hazars, most municipalities allowed fires only in designated sites, sometimes with dozens of different fires lit by different groups. The holiday is extremely popular amongst children, and many groups of children make their own bonfires and prepare food themselves.
RM2R0M57K–People making fires during the Jewish Holiday of Lag Ba'Omer, which takes place every 18th of Hebrew month Iyar. It is customary during this holiday to make fires. Due to fire hazars, most municipalities allowed fires only in designated sites, sometimes with dozens of different fires lit by different groups. The holiday is extremely popular amongst children, and many groups of children make their own bonfires and prepare food themselves.
RM2R0M5CF–An empty sofa near a large bonefire during the Jewish Holiday of Lag Ba'Omer, which takes place every 18th of Hebrew month Iyar. It is customary during this holiday to make fires. Due to fire hazars, most municipalities allowed fires only in designated sites, sometimes with dozens of different fires lit by different groups. The holiday is extremely popular amongst children, and many groups of children make their own bonfires and prepare food themselves.
RM2R0M5C1–A boy passes near a fire during the Jewish Holiday of Lag Ba'Omer, which takes place every 18th of Hebrew month Iyar. It is customary during this holiday to make fires. Due to fire hazars, most municipalities allowed fires only in designated sites, sometimes with dozens of different fires lit by different groups. The holiday is extremely popular amongst children, and many groups of children make their own bonfires and prepare food themselves.
RM2R0M4HE–Jewish Ultra Orthodox men ('Haredi') stand near a fire during the Jewish Holiday of Lag Ba'Omer, which takes place every 18th of Hebrew month Iyar. It is customary during this holiday to make fires. Due to fire hazars, most municipalities allowed fires only in designated sites, sometimes with dozens of different fires lit by different groups. The holiday is extremely popular amongst children, and many groups of children make their own bonfires and prepare food themselves.
RM2R0M4JG–People making fires during the Jewish Holiday of Lag Ba'Omer, which takes place every 18th of Hebrew month Iyar. It is customary during this holiday to make fires. Due to fire hazars, most municipalities allowed fires only in designated sites, sometimes with dozens of different fires lit by different groups. The holiday is extremely popular amongst children, and many groups of children make their own bonfires and prepare food themselves.
RM2R0M4NH–People making fires during the Jewish Holiday of Lag Ba'Omer, which takes place every 18th of Hebrew month Iyar. It is customary during this holiday to make fires. Due to fire hazars, most municipalities allowed fires only in designated sites, sometimes with dozens of different fires lit by different groups. The holiday is extremely popular amongst children, and many groups of children make their own bonfires and prepare food themselves.
RM2R0M4J6–Kids make fire during the Jewish Holiday of Lag Ba'Omer, which takes place every 18th of Hebrew month Iyar. It is customary during this holiday to make fires. Due to fire hazars, most municipalities allowed fires only in designated sites, sometimes with dozens of different fires lit by different groups. The holiday is extremely popular amongst children, and many groups of children make their own bonfires and prepare food themselves.
RM2R0M5BM–A Jewish Orthodox man looks at a fire during the Jewish Holiday of Lag Ba'Omer, which takes place every 18th of Hebrew month Iyar. It is customary during this holiday to make fires. Due to fire hazars, most municipalities allowed fires only in designated sites, sometimes with dozens of different fires lit by different groups. The holiday is extremely popular amongst children, and many groups of children make their own bonfires and prepare food themselves.
RM2R0M5BR–Boys near a fire during the Jewish Holiday of Lag Ba'Omer, which takes place every 18th of Hebrew month Iyar. It is customary during this holiday to make fires. Due to fire hazars, most municipalities allowed fires only in designated sites, sometimes with dozens of different fires lit by different groups. The holiday is extremely popular amongst children, and many groups of children make their own bonfires and prepare food themselves.
RM2R0M4XX–People making fires during the Jewish Holiday of Lag Ba'Omer, which takes place every 18th of Hebrew month Iyar. It is customary during this holiday to make fires. Due to fire hazars, most municipalities allowed fires only in designated sites, sometimes with dozens of different fires lit by different groups. The holiday is extremely popular amongst children, and many groups of children make their own bonfires and prepare food themselves.
RM2R0M4NK–Bonfires during the Jewish Holiday of Lag Ba'Omer, which takes place every 18th of Hebrew month Iyar. It is customary during this holiday to make fires. Due to fire hazars, most municipalities allowed fires only in designated sites, sometimes with dozens of different fires lit by different groups. The holiday is extremely popular amongst children, and many groups of children make their own bonfires and prepare food themselves.
RM2R0M4J3–People making fires during the Jewish Holiday of Lag Ba'Omer, which takes place every 18th of Hebrew month Iyar. It is customary during this holiday to make fires. Due to fire hazars, most municipalities allowed fires only in designated sites, sometimes with dozens of different fires lit by different groups. The holiday is extremely popular amongst children, and many groups of children make their own bonfires and prepare food themselves.
RM2R0M4N4–People making fires during the Jewish Holiday of Lag Ba'Omer, which takes place every 18th of Hebrew month Iyar. It is customary during this holiday to make fires. Due to fire hazars, most municipalities allowed fires only in designated sites, sometimes with dozens of different fires lit by different groups. The holiday is extremely popular amongst children, and many groups of children make their own bonfires and prepare food themselves.
RM2R0M58T–People near a fire during the Jewish Holiday of Lag Ba'Omer, which takes place every 18th of Hebrew month Iyar. It is customary during this holiday to make fires. Due to fire hazars, most municipalities allowed fires only in designated sites, sometimes with dozens of different fires lit by different groups. The holiday is extremely popular amongst children, and many groups of children make their own bonfires and prepare food themselves.
RM2R0M4MD–People making fires during the Jewish Holiday of Lag Ba'Omer, which takes place every 18th of Hebrew month Iyar. It is customary during this holiday to make fires. Due to fire hazars, most municipalities allowed fires only in designated sites, sometimes with dozens of different fires lit by different groups. The holiday is extremely popular amongst children, and many groups of children make their own bonfires and prepare food themselves.
RM2R0M4PY–Kids make fire during the Jewish Holiday of Lag Ba'Omer, which takes place every 18th of Hebrew month Iyar. It is customary during this holiday to make fires. Due to fire hazars, most municipalities allowed fires only in designated sites, sometimes with dozens of different fires lit by different groups. The holiday is extremely popular amongst children, and many groups of children make their own bonfires and prepare food themselves.
RM2R0M4TY–People making fires during the Jewish Holiday of Lag Ba'Omer, which takes place every 18th of Hebrew month Iyar. It is customary during this holiday to make fires. Due to fire hazars, most municipalities allowed fires only in designated sites, sometimes with dozens of different fires lit by different groups. The holiday is extremely popular amongst children, and many groups of children make their own bonfires and prepare food themselves.
RM2R0M4P9–Silhouette of a man standing between fires during the Jewish Holiday of Lag Ba'Omer, which takes place every 18th of Hebrew month Iyar. It is customary during this holiday to make fires. Due to fire hazars, most municipalities allowed fires only in designated sites, sometimes with dozens of different fires lit by different groups. The holiday is extremely popular amongst children, and many groups of children make their own bonfires and prepare food themselves.
RM2R0M4N9–Bonfires during the Jewish Holiday of Lag Ba'Omer, which takes place every 18th of Hebrew month Iyar. It is customary during this holiday to make fires. Due to fire hazars, most municipalities allowed fires only in designated sites, sometimes with dozens of different fires lit by different groups. The holiday is extremely popular amongst children, and many groups of children make their own bonfires and prepare food themselves.
RM2R0M52K–People making fires during the Jewish Holiday of Lag Ba'Omer, which takes place every 18th of Hebrew month Iyar. It is customary during this holiday to make fires. Due to fire hazars, most municipalities allowed fires only in designated sites, sometimes with dozens of different fires lit by different groups. The holiday is extremely popular amongst children, and many groups of children make their own bonfires and prepare food themselves.
RM2R0M554–People near a fire during the Jewish Holiday of Lag Ba'Omer, which takes place every 18th of Hebrew month Iyar. It is customary during this holiday to make fires. Due to fire hazars, most municipalities allowed fires only in designated sites, sometimes with dozens of different fires lit by different groups. The holiday is extremely popular amongst children, and many groups of children make their own bonfires and prepare food themselves.
RM2R0M4TC–Kids make fire during the Jewish Holiday of Lag Ba'Omer, which takes place every 18th of Hebrew month Iyar. It is customary during this holiday to make fires. Due to fire hazars, most municipalities allowed fires only in designated sites, sometimes with dozens of different fires lit by different groups. The holiday is extremely popular amongst children, and many groups of children make their own bonfires and prepare food themselves.
RM2R0M58K–A boy passes near a fire during the Jewish Holiday of Lag Ba'Omer, which takes place every 18th of Hebrew month Iyar. It is customary during this holiday to make fires. Due to fire hazars, most municipalities allowed fires only in designated sites, sometimes with dozens of different fires lit by different groups. The holiday is extremely popular amongst children, and many groups of children make their own bonfires and prepare food themselves.
RM2R0M575–People making fires during the Jewish Holiday of Lag Ba'Omer, which takes place every 18th of Hebrew month Iyar. It is customary during this holiday to make fires. Due to fire hazars, most municipalities allowed fires only in designated sites, sometimes with dozens of different fires lit by different groups. The holiday is extremely popular amongst children, and many groups of children make their own bonfires and prepare food themselves.
RM2R0M4PD–People making fires during the Jewish Holiday of Lag Ba'Omer, which takes place every 18th of Hebrew month Iyar. It is customary during this holiday to make fires. Due to fire hazars, most municipalities allowed fires only in designated sites, sometimes with dozens of different fires lit by different groups. The holiday is extremely popular amongst children, and many groups of children make their own bonfires and prepare food themselves.
RM2R0M57R–A boy passes near a fire during the Jewish Holiday of Lag Ba'Omer, which takes place every 18th of Hebrew month Iyar. It is customary during this holiday to make fires. Due to fire hazars, most municipalities allowed fires only in designated sites, sometimes with dozens of different fires lit by different groups. The holiday is extremely popular amongst children, and many groups of children make their own bonfires and prepare food themselves.
RM2R0M4GW–People making fires during the Jewish Holiday of Lag Ba'Omer, which takes place every 18th of Hebrew month Iyar. It is customary during this holiday to make fires. Due to fire hazars, most municipalities allowed fires only in designated sites, sometimes with dozens of different fires lit by different groups. The holiday is extremely popular amongst children, and many groups of children make their own bonfires and prepare food themselves.
RM2R0M5B4–Bonfires during the Jewish Holiday of Lag Ba'Omer, which takes place every 18th of Hebrew month Iyar. It is customary during this holiday to make fires. Due to fire hazars, most municipalities allowed fires only in designated sites, sometimes with dozens of different fires lit by different groups. The holiday is extremely popular amongst children, and many groups of children make their own bonfires and prepare food themselves.
RM2R0M58J–People making fires during the Jewish Holiday of Lag Ba'Omer, which takes place every 18th of Hebrew month Iyar. It is customary during this holiday to make fires. Due to fire hazars, most municipalities allowed fires only in designated sites, sometimes with dozens of different fires lit by different groups. The holiday is extremely popular amongst children, and many groups of children make their own bonfires and prepare food themselves.
RM2R0M57J–People making fires during the Jewish Holiday of Lag Ba'Omer, which takes place every 18th of Hebrew month Iyar. It is customary during this holiday to make fires. Due to fire hazars, most municipalities allowed fires only in designated sites, sometimes with dozens of different fires lit by different groups. The holiday is extremely popular amongst children, and many groups of children make their own bonfires and prepare food themselves.
RM2R0M4NF–People near a fire during the Jewish Holiday of Lag Ba'Omer, which takes place every 18th of Hebrew month Iyar. It is customary during this holiday to make fires. Due to fire hazars, most municipalities allowed fires only in designated sites, sometimes with dozens of different fires lit by different groups. The holiday is extremely popular amongst children, and many groups of children make their own bonfires and prepare food themselves.
RM2R0M4J8–Kids make fire during the Jewish Holiday of Lag Ba'Omer, which takes place every 18th of Hebrew month Iyar. It is customary during this holiday to make fires. Due to fire hazars, most municipalities allowed fires only in designated sites, sometimes with dozens of different fires lit by different groups. The holiday is extremely popular amongst children, and many groups of children make their own bonfires and prepare food themselves.
RM2R0M585–People near a fire during the Jewish Holiday of Lag Ba'Omer, which takes place every 18th of Hebrew month Iyar. It is customary during this holiday to make fires. Due to fire hazars, most municipalities allowed fires only in designated sites, sometimes with dozens of different fires lit by different groups. The holiday is extremely popular amongst children, and many groups of children make their own bonfires and prepare food themselves.
RM2R0M4R4–Kids make fire during the Jewish Holiday of Lag Ba'Omer, which takes place every 18th of Hebrew month Iyar. It is customary during this holiday to make fires. Due to fire hazars, most municipalities allowed fires only in designated sites, sometimes with dozens of different fires lit by different groups. The holiday is extremely popular amongst children, and many groups of children make their own bonfires and prepare food themselves.
RM2R0M57N–People making fires during the Jewish Holiday of Lag Ba'Omer, which takes place every 18th of Hebrew month Iyar. It is customary during this holiday to make fires. Due to fire hazars, most municipalities allowed fires only in designated sites, sometimes with dozens of different fires lit by different groups. The holiday is extremely popular amongst children, and many groups of children make their own bonfires and prepare food themselves.
RM2R0M5C4–People near a fire during the Jewish Holiday of Lag Ba'Omer, which takes place every 18th of Hebrew month Iyar. It is customary during this holiday to make fires. Due to fire hazars, most municipalities allowed fires only in designated sites, sometimes with dozens of different fires lit by different groups. The holiday is extremely popular amongst children, and many groups of children make their own bonfires and prepare food themselves.
RM2R0M540–People making fires during the Jewish Holiday of Lag Ba'Omer, which takes place every 18th of Hebrew month Iyar. It is customary during this holiday to make fires. Due to fire hazars, most municipalities allowed fires only in designated sites, sometimes with dozens of different fires lit by different groups. The holiday is extremely popular amongst children, and many groups of children make their own bonfires and prepare food themselves.
RM2R0M5C7–People making fires during the Jewish Holiday of Lag Ba'Omer, which takes place every 18th of Hebrew month Iyar. It is customary during this holiday to make fires. Due to fire hazars, most municipalities allowed fires only in designated sites, sometimes with dozens of different fires lit by different groups. The holiday is extremely popular amongst children, and many groups of children make their own bonfires and prepare food themselves.
RM2R0M54N–A boy passes near a fire during the Jewish Holiday of Lag Ba'Omer, which takes place every 18th of Hebrew month Iyar. It is customary during this holiday to make fires. Due to fire hazars, most municipalities allowed fires only in designated sites, sometimes with dozens of different fires lit by different groups. The holiday is extremely popular amongst children, and many groups of children make their own bonfires and prepare food themselves.
RM2R0M4P1–People making fires during the Jewish Holiday of Lag Ba'Omer, which takes place every 18th of Hebrew month Iyar. It is customary during this holiday to make fires. Due to fire hazars, most municipalities allowed fires only in designated sites, sometimes with dozens of different fires lit by different groups. The holiday is extremely popular amongst children, and many groups of children make their own bonfires and prepare food themselves.
RM2R0M5AA–Bonfires during the Jewish Holiday of Lag Ba'Omer, which takes place every 18th of Hebrew month Iyar. It is customary during this holiday to make fires. Due to fire hazars, most municipalities allowed fires only in designated sites, sometimes with dozens of different fires lit by different groups. The holiday is extremely popular amongst children, and many groups of children make their own bonfires and prepare food themselves.
RM2R0M4MW–People making fires during the Jewish Holiday of Lag Ba'Omer, which takes place every 18th of Hebrew month Iyar. It is customary during this holiday to make fires. Due to fire hazars, most municipalities allowed fires only in designated sites, sometimes with dozens of different fires lit by different groups. The holiday is extremely popular amongst children, and many groups of children make their own bonfires and prepare food themselves.
RM2R0M4NB–Bonfires during the Jewish Holiday of Lag Ba'Omer, which takes place every 18th of Hebrew month Iyar. It is customary during this holiday to make fires. Due to fire hazars, most municipalities allowed fires only in designated sites, sometimes with dozens of different fires lit by different groups. The holiday is extremely popular amongst children, and many groups of children make their own bonfires and prepare food themselves.
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