
Louis Daguerre—the inventor of daguerreotype—captured the first every photograph of a people. The 10-minute long exposure was taken in 1839 in Place de la République and it’s just possible to make out two blurry figures in the left-hand corner.
Louis Daguerre—the inventor of daguerreotype—captured the first every photograph of a people. The 10-minute long exposure was taken in 1839 in Place de la République and it’s just possible to make out two blurry figures in the left-hand corner.
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