1838年，摄影先驱路易·达盖尔在巴黎圣殿大道拍摄了一张擦鞋男孩和顾客的照片，这被认为是最早的人物摄影作品1。该照片曝光时间长达10分钟1。
2024年，制作人马克西米利安·范·埃尔特里克与同事经过18个月的研究，成功确定了这张历史性照片的确切拍摄地点1。研究团队采用档案查阅、无人机和三维扫描等手段，在巴黎圣殿大道上精确定位了这一摄影遗迹1。巴黎市将于10月15日在该地点揭幕纪念牌匾，纪念这两位无名摄影主人公1。原始感光板在二战期间遭到损毁，仅存1930年代的照片副本1。
A photograph taken by Louis Daguerre on Paris's Temple Boulevard in 1838 depicting a shoe-shining boy and his customer is recognized as the earliest portrait photograph 1. The image required an exposure time of ten minutes and is considered the first photograph of human subjects 1. The original daguerreotype plate was destroyed during World War II, with only photographs from the 1930s surviving as documentation 1.
In 2024, producer Maximilian van Eltrik and colleagues spent eighteen months researching the precise location where this historic image was captured, employing archives, drone photography, and three-dimensional scanning technologies 1. Their work identified the exact spot on Temple Boulevard where this milestone in photographic history occurred. The City of Paris will unveil a commemorative plaque at the site on October 15, honoring these two unnamed subjects who inadvertently became pioneers in portrait photography 1.
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