Spectators Re-Live History - Waterloo Panoramas

WATERLOO, BELGIUM - JUNE 20: (EDITORS NOTE: These panoramic images were created and edited using an iphone) Historical re-enactors prepare explosives for use in the 2nd part of a large scale re-enactment of the battle of Waterloo, to mark it's bicentenary on June 20, 2015 in Waterloo, Belgium. Spectators were able to walk around the bivouac camps as re-enactors 're-lived' history, eating sleeping and living in much the same way as soldiers and their families would have done before, during and after the battle. Around 5000 historical re-enactors amassed over two evenings to re-enact the two stages of the famous battle in front of around 200,000 spectators from around the world. The first evening saw the 'French Attack', followed by the 'The Allied Counter attack' on the final evening. The events marked the battle of 1815 which saw the overthrow of Napoleon Bonaparte and the restoration of Louis XVIII to the French throne. (Photo by Dan Kitwood/Getty Images)