I Photograph Parisian Storefronts To Reveal The Story Of Paris Rarely Seen By Tourists (15+ Pics)

Drew Harré, Relaxing At The Entrance Of His Fish And Wine Restaurant

Chef Christophe Duparay In Front Of His Restaurant

Yann Bilhaud Waits For Children At The Door Of The Toy Shop He Runs

Bernard Poussin (Left) And Diane Junique In Front Of Their Two-Centuries-Old Chocolaterie

Alain, At The Door Of His Barber Shop, The Most Famous In Paris

Norbert Proudly Displays The Collection Of Shoes He Designs

Boris Lumé, Standing Proudly At The Entrance Of His Lovely Bakery-Confectionery

Stefan Perrier, In Front Of What Looks Like A Hat Shop, But Is In Fact A Leading Art Bookshop

Gilles Berthommier And One Of His Puppets At The Door Of His Workshop

Alexandre Boyer, Surrounded By Pictures And Posters From The History Of Cinema

Luc Fracheboud And His Father Patrick At The Front Door Of Their Historic Restaurant

Maxime Hubert, At The Entrance Of The Reference Jazz Music Shop In Paris

Dorothée Hoffmann Never Takes Off Her Apron When She Is At Her Ceramics Workshop

Jacques Kuzma Guards His Gigantic Newspaper Archive

Régis Page Welcomes Visitors At His Musical Treasure Cave

Luc Fracheboud And His Father Patrick At The Front Door Of Their Historic Restaurant

Julien Pruvost, Executive Director Of The Oldest Candle Company In France

Dave Kouliche, Welcoming Visitors At His Vinyl Records Shop

Julien Houssais Welcomes Sweet Tooth To The Luxurious Pastry Shop He Manages

Avijid Gosh Welcomes People Passionate By Art At The Hotel He Runs

Julia Charvin At The Door Of The Only Colour Factory For Artists In Paris

Daan Sins (Left) And Sébastien Guerra Welcome Customers With A Smile To Their Cosmetics Shop

Sophie Sennelier Carries On The Art’s Business Founded By Her Great Grandfather

Pascale Cohen Leads Her Optics Shop And A Slice Of The Cultural Life Of The Bastille Neighbourhood

Nathalie Felber Stands In Front Of The Dry Cleaner’s Created By Her Great-Grandfather