Rue Daguerre by Clay McLachlan

Rue Daguerre The pedestrian street rue Daguerre in the 14th Arrondissement is bustling with an after-work shopping crowd. Rue Daguerre, located just off the Denfert Rochereau roundabout, holds a special place in my heart because it is named after Louis Daguerre, inventor of the daguerrotype, which was birth of the photographic image. I am constantly amazed at how vibrant this city is when I visit shopping streets. We constantly hear about the demise of French eating habits but as far as I am concerned there is a huge amount of emphasis put on high-quality food products and clearly the clientele is here for the purveyors to stay in business. I, for one, take advantage of the amazing fresh products available. Technical Details: iPhone 3Gs, Hipstamatic App, John S Lens, Ina’s 1969 Film. Clay McLachlan is a Paris-based photojournalist with a clientele that includes internationally acclaimed top chefs, resorts and restaurants. His work has been published in award-winning books you can learn about at Clay McLachlan.com. Clay shares a slice of life in France and beyond in a photo published weekly in BonjourParis. Subscribe for FREE weekly newsletters with subscriber-only content. BonjourParis has been a leading France travel and French lifestyle site since 1995.   Readers’ Favorites: Top 100 Books, imports & more at our Amazon store We daily update our selections, including the newest available with an Amazon.com pre-release discount of 30% or more. Find them by starting here at the back of the Travel section, then work backwards page by page in sections that interest you. How well do you really know Paris and its history? Click on an image for details.             Click on this banner to link to Amazon.com & your purchases support our site….merci!