Volunteer pass along tires, to reinforce the barricade.

Face to face with the police forces.

A woman brings food to the volunteers of the barricade.

Young policemen take pictures of each other with their cell-phones.

A couple of protesters look at the police.

A molotov, in the no man's land between the protesters and the police forces.

A priest comes everyday to speak to both camps and pray.

In the evening, wood fires are the only light.

A couple of protesters guard the barricade, at night.

Protesters warm themselves near the fire.

On the second line of barricade, onlookers and protesters shout at the police.

In the morning, there isn't much to do but wait.

A protester on the barricade.

A couple of protesters in blankets joke near a woodfire.

A protester on the barricade.

A protester in the morning.

A protester climbs on a burnt bus forming the barricade.

A couple of protesters hold a Ukrainian flag on a burnt bus.

A protester watches for the police.

Some helmets. On the barricade, all the protesters have helmets.

Onlookers hold a flag on the second line of barricades.

Paramedic volunteers come regularly to see the protesters and ask if everything is all right.

The police forces.

A young couple. They just married in church and vows to have a civil marriage when the revolution is won.

To pass the time, protesters play guitar.

To pass the time, protesters play guitar.

To pass the time, protesters play guitar.

A protesters shows the barricade and the police forces to a visitor.

Svitlana, a young protester from Lviv, comes to say hi to other protesters from there.

A protester writes near a brasero.

Svitlana eats borsch on the barricade.