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Researchers Pinpoint the Exact Location of First Ever Photo of a Human

Researchers pinpoint the exact location of the world's first photograph of a human.

By · Published October 23, 2026  15:30 UTC · Updated October 23, 2026  15:30 UTC

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Where was the first photograph of a human taken?

Paris

When was the first photograph of a human taken?

1838

Who solved the mystery of the first photograph of a human?

Researchers

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  • Primary Driver: Researchers pinpoint the exact location of the world's first photograph of a human.
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The exact location of the world's first photograph of a human has been found in Paris. The discovery affects photography historians and enthusiasts who have long sought to understand the origins of the medium.

Next, the researchers will likely publish their findings in a peer-reviewed journal and present their discovery to the public.

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