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Tabaski (Eid al-adha) at the Massalikoul Djinâne MosqueSenegalSadak SouiciLePictorium_0232735.jpgthe big prayer for the feast of tabaski (Aïd al-adha) took place in the Massalikoul Djinâne mosque in Dakar. -
Tabaski (Eid al-adha) at the Massalikoul Djinâne MosqueSenegalSadak SouiciLePictorium_0232736.jpgthe big prayer for the feast of tabaski (Aïd al-adha) took place in the Massalikoul Djinâne mosque in Dakar. -
Tabaski (Eid al-adha) at the Massalikoul Djinâne MosqueSenegalSadak SouiciLePictorium_0232737.jpgthe big prayer for the feast of tabaski (Aïd al-adha) took place in the Massalikoul Djinâne mosque in Dakar. -
Tabaski (Eid al-adha) at the Massalikoul Djinâne MosqueSenegalSadak SouiciLePictorium_0232738.jpgthe big prayer for the feast of tabaski (Aïd al-adha) took place in the Massalikoul Djinâne mosque in Dakar. -
Tabaski (Eid al-adha) at the Massalikoul Djinâne MosqueSenegalSadak SouiciLePictorium_0232739.jpgthe big prayer for the feast of tabaski (Aïd al-adha) took place in the Massalikoul Djinâne mosque in Dakar. -
Tabaski (Eid al-adha) at the Massalikoul Djinâne MosqueSenegalSadak SouiciLePictorium_0232740.jpgthe big prayer for the feast of tabaski (Aïd al-adha) took place in the Massalikoul Djinâne mosque in Dakar. -
Tabaski (Eid al-adha) at the Massalikoul Djinâne MosqueSenegalSadak SouiciLePictorium_0232741.jpgthe big prayer for the feast of tabaski (Aïd al-adha) took place in the Massalikoul Djinâne mosque in Dakar. -
Tabaski (Eid al-adha) at the Massalikoul Djinâne MosqueSenegalSadak SouiciLePictorium_0232742.jpgthe big prayer for the feast of tabaski (Aïd al-adha) took place in the Massalikoul Djinâne mosque in Dakar. -
Tabaski (Eid al-adha) at the Massalikoul Djinâne MosqueSenegalSadak SouiciLePictorium_0232743.jpgthe big prayer for the feast of tabaski (Aïd al-adha) took place in the Massalikoul Djinâne mosque in Dakar. -
Tabaski (Eid al-adha) at the Massalikoul Djinâne MosqueSenegalSadak SouiciLePictorium_0232744.jpgthe big prayer for the feast of tabaski (Aïd al-adha) took place in the Massalikoul Djinâne mosque in Dakar. -
Tabaski (Eid al-adha) at the Massalikoul Djinâne MosqueSenegalSadak SouiciLePictorium_0232745.jpgthe big prayer for the feast of tabaski (Aïd al-adha) took place in the Massalikoul Djinâne mosque in Dakar. -
Tabaski (Eid al-adha) at the Massalikoul Djinâne MosqueSenegalSadak SouiciLePictorium_0232746.jpgthe big prayer for the feast of tabaski (Aïd al-adha) took place in the Massalikoul Djinâne mosque in Dakar. -
Tabaski (Eid al-adha) at the Massalikoul Djinâne MosqueSenegalSadak SouiciLePictorium_0232747.jpgthe big prayer for the feast of tabaski (Aïd al-adha) took place in the Massalikoul Djinâne mosque in Dakar. -
Tabaski (Eid al-adha) at the Massalikoul Djinâne MosqueSenegalSadak SouiciLePictorium_0232748.jpgthe big prayer for the feast of tabaski (Aïd al-adha) took place in the Massalikoul Djinâne mosque in Dakar. -
Tabaski (Eid al-adha) at the Massalikoul Djinâne MosqueSenegalSadak SouiciLePictorium_0232749.jpgthe big prayer for the feast of tabaski (Aïd al-adha) took place in the Massalikoul Djinâne mosque in Dakar. -
Tabaski (Eid al-adha) at the Massalikoul Djinâne MosqueSenegalSadak SouiciLePictorium_0232750.jpgthe big prayer for the feast of tabaski (Aïd al-adha) took place in the Massalikoul Djinâne mosque in Dakar. -
Religious pilgrimage in IndiaIndiaMichael BunelLePictorium_0217962.jpgPilgrims set out to climb the 3000 steps that lead to the -temple of the seven hills-the Venkateswara temple. He dedicated to Lord Sri Venkateswara, an incarnation of the God Vishnu. 2007. Tirumala. India -
Religious pilgrimage in IndiaIndiaMichael BunelLePictorium_0217963.jpgPilgrims perform offerings (puja) using coconut. The offerings are intended to grant the good favor of Gods and thus help to fulfill a wish, good fortune, fertility, happiness, school success ...). 2007. Tirumala. India -
Religious pilgrimage in IndiaIndiaMichael BunelLePictorium_0217964.jpgTwo girls look at each other in a mirror after applying the Tika (Tikka) as a sign of religious observance before beginning the pilgrimage. 2007. Tirumala. India -
Religious pilgrimage in IndiaIndiaMichael BunelLePictorium_0217965.jpgA pilgrim rest on the structure that runs along the steps and protects the walkers from the sun and rain. 2007. Tirumala. India -
Religious pilgrimage in IndiaIndiaMichael BunelLePictorium_0217966.jpgA man walks up the steps among the pilgrims. He carries on his head provisions that serve to feed the echoppes that are found along the way. Steps are the only pathways. 2007. Tirumala. India -
Religious pilgrimage in IndiaIndiaMichael BunelLePictorium_0217967.jpgMen and women pray, in front of statuettes with the effigy of different deities of the Hindu pantheon. 2007. Tirumala. India -
Religious pilgrimage in IndiaIndiaMichael BunelLePictorium_0217968.jpgPilgrims perform offerings (puja) using coconut. The offerings are intended to grant the good favor of the Gods and thus help to fulfill a wish (good fortune, fertility, happiness, school success ...). 2007. Tirumala. India -
Religious pilgrimage in IndiaIndiaMichael BunelLePictorium_0217969.jpgGift shop, cap icons or religious objects of all kinds. 2007. Tirumala. India -
Religious pilgrimage in IndiaIndiaMichael BunelLePictorium_0217970.jpgPilgrims overcome by the march, rest at the top of the stairs while a woman is preparing to make a last offering (puja). 2007. Tirumala. India -
Religious pilgrimage in IndiaIndiaMichael BunelLePictorium_0217971.jpgPilgrims rest at the edge of the road that also climbs to the temple. 2007. Tirumala. India -
Religious pilgrimage in IndiaIndiaMichael BunelLePictorium_0217972.jpgPilgrims climb the 3000 steps leading to the temple. High place of Hindu pilgrimage, it is visited by about 60,000 people per day, a figure that can go up to 500,000 at sacred festivals, making it the most visited religious building in the world some days. 2007. Tirumala. India -
Religious pilgrimage in IndiaIndiaMichael BunelLePictorium_0217973.jpgA devotee prostrates himself at the foot of the staircase that leads to the -temple of the seven hills-the temple of Venkateswara. This one is dedicated to Lord Sri Venkateswara, an incarnation of the God Vishnu. Pilgrims must climb 3000 steps before entering Temple 2007. Tirumala. India -
Religious pilgrimage in IndiaIndiaMichael BunelLePictorium_0217974.jpgChildren play in the steps leading up to the seven hills, the Venkateswara temple. He is dedicated to Lord Sri Venkateswara, an incarnation of the God Vishnu. 2007. Tirumala. India -
Religious pilgrimage in IndiaIndiaMichael BunelLePictorium_0217975.jpgA pilgrim arrives by night at the top of the 3000 steps that lead to the -temple of the seven hills-, the temple of Venkateswara. He is dedicated to Lord Sri Venkateswara, an incarnation of the God Vishnu. High place of Hindu pilgrimage, it is visited by about 60,000 people a day, a figure that can go up to 500,000 at sacred festivals, making it the most visited religious building in the world some days 2007. Tirumala. India -
Religious pilgrimage in IndiaIndiaMichael BunelLePictorium_0217976.jpgOne of the few shops where you can eat during the walk. An average walker climbs the climb in 5 hours. These stores are therefore an oasis for families who have gone on pilgrimage with children or the elderly. 2007. Tirumala. India -
Religious pilgrimage in IndiaIndiaMichael BunelLePictorium_0217977.jpgA pilgrim climbs the steps that rise to the -temple of the seven hills-, the temple of Venkateswara. He dedicated to Lord Sri Venkateswara, an incarnation of the God Vishnu. High place of Hindu pilgrimage, it is visited by about 60,000 people per day, a figure that can go up to 500,000 at sacred festivals, making it the most visited religious building in the world some days. 2007. Tirumala. India -
Religious pilgrimage in IndiaIndiaMichael BunelLePictorium_0217978.jpgAtmosphere in the outer corridors of the temple. High place of Hindu pilgrimage, it is visited by about 60,000 people per day, a figure that can go up to 500,000 at sacred festivals, making it the most visited religious building in the world some days. 2007. Tirumala. India -
Religious pilgrimage in IndiaIndiaMichael BunelLePictorium_0217979.jpgPilgrims queuing to access the temple. A veritable labyrinth of corridor that crosses all the structures that make up the Temple. A paying system (darshan) allows the richest and therefore usually people from high castes, to access the temple more or less quickly when the simple pilgrims wait at least 3 hours before entering the temple. 2007. Tirumala. India -
Religious pilgrimage in IndiaIndiaMichael BunelLePictorium_0217980.jpgBus station allowing pilgrims to reach the temple directly at the top of the mountain. the caste system allows the wealthiest to benefit from the right pass. Some join the temple by bus or car. Once at the top, a paying ticket system (darshan) allows more or less quick access to the temple when the simple pilgrims wait at least 3 hours before entering the temple. 2007. Tirumala. India -
Religious pilgrimage in IndiaIndiaMichael BunelLePictorium_0217981.jpgView of the complex of -temple of the seven hills-, Venkateswara temple. He dedicated to Lord Sri Venkateswara, an incarnation of the God Vishnu. High place of Hindu pilgrimage, it is visited by about 60,000 people per day, a figure that can go up to 500,000 at sacred festivals, making it the most visited religious building in the world some days. 2007. Tirumala. India -
Religious pilgrimage in IndiaIndiaMichael BunelLePictorium_0217982.jpgPilgrims light candles placed along the 3000 steps that lead to the seven hills, the temple of Venkateswara. There are several forms of expressing his devotion to the gods. Some pilgrims touch each of the 3000 steps and apply yellow and red pigments. Other pilgrims leave candles while another people light them behind. 2007. Tirumala. India -
Religious pilgrimage in IndiaIndiaMichael BunelLePictorium_0217983.jpga pilgrim touches one of the steps leading to the seven-hill temple, the Venkateswara Temple. There are several forms of expressing his devotion to the gods. Some pilgrims touch each of the 3000 steps and apply yellow and red pigments. Other pilgrims leave candles while another people light them behind. 2007. Tirumala. India -
Refugees in the jungle of CalaisFranceMichael BunelLePictorium_0217520.jpgMembers of the Eritrean church pray before the Church of the Jungle Camp before it is destroyed on the fifth day of the slum dismantling. The church was one of the few buildings that had been spared from the first dismantling in March. October 28, 2016. Calais. France. -
Refugees in the jungle of CalaisFranceMichael BunelLePictorium_0217521.jpgOn the last day of the dismantling of the camp, men pack icons of the Eritrean Orthodox Church. Calais, France. October 2016. -
Aid celebration in ParisFranceChloe SharrockLePictorium_0212608.jpgThe Muslim community gathers at the Grande Mosquée of Paris for the morning prayer of Eid el-Kebir's celebration. Because of a lack of space inside, a hundred people are obliged to pray outside. -
Aid celebration in ParisFranceChloe SharrockLePictorium_0212609.jpgThe Muslim community gathers at the Grande Mosquée of Paris for the morning prayer of Eid el-Kebir's celebration. Because of a lack of space inside, a hundred people are obliged to pray outside. -
Aid celebration in ParisFranceChloe SharrockLePictorium_0212610.jpgThe Muslim community gathers at the Grande Mosquée of Paris for the morning prayer of Eid el-Kebir's celebration. Because of a lack of space inside, a hundred people are obliged to pray outside. -
Aid celebration in ParisFranceChloe SharrockLePictorium_0212611.jpgThe Muslim community gathers at the Grande Mosquée of Paris for the morning prayer of Eid el-Kebir's celebration. Because of a lack of space inside, a hundred people are obliged to pray outside. -
Aid celebration in ParisFranceChloe SharrockLePictorium_0212612.jpgThe Muslim community gathers at the Grande Mosquée of Paris for the morning prayer of Eid el-Kebir's celebration. Because of a lack of space inside, a hundred people are obliged to pray outside. -
Aid celebration in ParisFranceChloe SharrockLePictorium_0212613.jpgThe Muslim community gathers at the Grande Mosquée of Paris for the morning prayer of Eid el-Kebir's celebration. Because of a lack of space inside, a hundred people are obliged to pray outside. -
Aid celebration in ParisFranceChloe SharrockLePictorium_0212614.jpgThe Muslim community gathers at the Grande Mosquée of Paris for the morning prayer of Eid el-Kebir's celebration. Because of a lack of space inside, a hundred people are obliged to pray outside. -
Aid celebration in ParisFranceChloe SharrockLePictorium_0212615.jpgThe Muslim community gathers at the Grande Mosquée of Paris for the morning prayer of Eid el-Kebir's celebration. Because of a lack of space inside, a hundred people are obliged to pray outside. -
Aid celebration in ParisFranceChloe SharrockLePictorium_0212616.jpgThe Muslim community gathers at the Grande Mosquée of Paris for the morning prayer of Eid el-Kebir's celebration. Because of a lack of space inside, a hundred people are obliged to pray outside. -
Aid celebration in ParisFranceChloe SharrockLePictorium_0212617.jpgThe Muslim community gathers at the Grande Mosquée of Paris for the morning prayer of Eid el-Kebir's celebration. Because of a lack of space inside, a hundred people are obliged to pray outside. -
Orthodox Church in KrakowPolandKamila StepienLePictorium_0191144.jpgWhile the Ukrainian Orthodox Church has just been recognized by the decision of the Patriarchate of Constantinople, the faithful in Poland, mostly Ukrainians pray in the Orthodox parish of Krakow. In Poland, the number of Ukrainians is currently about 900,000. -
Orthodox Church in KrakowPolandKamila StepienLePictorium_0191145.jpgThe Orthodox parish of Krakow. The Orthodox Cross has a small horizontal bar above the main one, in order to figure the sign hung by Pontius Pilate, and a short extra diagonal cross near its base, representing the support of the feet of Christ. -
Orthodox Church in KrakowPolandKamila StepienLePictorium_0191146.jpgWhile the Ukrainian Orthodox Church has just been recognized by the decision of the Patriarchate of Constantinople, the faithful in Poland, mostly Ukrainians pray in the Orthodox parish of Krakow. In Poland, the number of Ukrainians is currently about 900,000. -
Orthodox Church in KrakowPolandKamila StepienLePictorium_0191147.jpgWhile the Ukrainian Orthodox Church has just been recognized by the decision of the Patriarchate of Constantinople, the faithful in Poland, mostly Ukrainians pray in the Orthodox parish of Krakow. In Poland, the number of Ukrainians is currently about 900,000. -
Orthodox Church in KrakowPolandKamila StepienLePictorium_0191148.jpgWhile the Ukrainian Orthodox Church has just been recognized by the decision of the Patriarchate of Constantinople, the faithful in Poland, mostly Ukrainians pray in the Orthodox parish of Krakow. In Poland, the number of Ukrainians is currently about 900,000. -
Orthodox Church in KrakowPolandKamila StepienLePictorium_0191149.jpgWhile the Ukrainian Orthodox Church has just been recognized by the decision of the Patriarchate of Constantinople, the faithful in Poland, mostly Ukrainians pray in the Orthodox parish of Krakow. In Poland, the number of Ukrainians is currently about 900,000. -
Orthodox Church in KrakowPolandKamila StepienLePictorium_0191150.jpgWhile the Ukrainian Orthodox Church has just been recognized by the decision of the Patriarchate of Constantinople, the faithful in Poland, mostly Ukrainians pray in the Orthodox parish of Krakow. In Poland, the number of Ukrainians is currently about 900,000. -
Orthodox Church in KrakowPolandKamila StepienLePictorium_0191151.jpgWhile the Ukrainian Orthodox Church has just been recognized by the decision of the Patriarchate of Constantinople, the faithful in Poland, mostly Ukrainians pray in the Orthodox parish of Krakow. In Poland, the number of Ukrainians is currently about 900,000. -
Orthodox Church in KrakowPolandKamila StepienLePictorium_0191152.jpgWhile the Ukrainian Orthodox Church has just been recognized by the decision of the Patriarchate of Constantinople, the faithful in Poland, mostly Ukrainians pray in the Orthodox parish of Krakow. In Poland, the number of Ukrainians is currently about 900,000. -
Orthodox Church in KrakowPolandKamila StepienLePictorium_0191153.jpgWhile the Ukrainian Orthodox Church has just been recognized by the decision of the Patriarchate of Constantinople, the faithful in Poland, mostly Ukrainians pray in the Orthodox parish of Krakow. In Poland, the number of Ukrainians is currently about 900,000. -
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