Clochard (noun) clo·chard | klo-'shär In France, someone who has deliberately chosen to live on the fringes of society and it's constraints. In the barn at a farm in Ramona, California where Walt passed some time ago, we found a box that contained a large, tattered envelope. In the envelope were the clochard prints and a note that said he had sent the story to a magazine whose editors had not published it, had not paid him and had returned the prints - but not the negatives. Thus the story would have died in that old, falling-apart envelope. But through the technology of today, and the creative direction of Minh Thai and his team Cheyenne, German, and Ora, the prints were cleaned, toned, and brought back to life so that the story of the clochards working the great central market of Paris can, many, many years later, be told.