In Conversation: The Walking Dead's Norman Reedus Discusses His Photography

[@harperwoods7843]

I honestly love hearing him talk about his work because you know that his answers are not at all what anyone is looking for. His art is so free from agendas that it's practically anti-art scene. It's brilliant.

[@pridden76]

I´d love to see Norman´s photos. He has a really soothing voice

[@aryastark6266]

pridden76 He really does. I love listening to him talk.

[@MultiMrskat]

pridden76 he posts many of them on instagram!

[@sarahjones9393]

Norman's a very deep, caring, and unique person and this really shows that❤❤❤ I love this interview so much

[@crystalg5187]

He's so good in this work

[@fuzzypawzlps9060]

Someone accidentally pressed the like button upside down.

[@ELNS97]

So awkwardly quiet

[@terrismith6870]

Hum, a little confusing. Drawn to darkness but not really his personality? Wow 😮! Still interesting perspectives.

[@PaperObsessed782]

To me, it's not confusing at all. I think a lot of people are the same way. It's the attraction to something that you shouldn't be attracted to; a little bit of sticking it to the man, a little bit of rebellion, a little bit of doing it just because you can and someone told you not to. Some people seek out darkness *because* it's so different from what they are; a safe form of escape. It's also valuable to stare darkness in the eye in order to more fully appreciate light. Maybe it's also a form of turning darkness *into* light.

[@terrismith6870]

PaperObsessed782 Thanks, I appreciate your comments. You’ve actually described my reality that has finally “come to light”, in recent years. It makes much more sense.

[@meelzeebub2551]

The interviewer has as much personality and interest as my little toe! Bad choice.

[@darycegleich2379]

Worst interviewer.

[@jenniewest231]

Terrible interviewer. Says you know way to much. Poor Norman.

[@MyAkachi]

No, she doesn't. She moderates the interview just fine.

[@burrichgrrl57]

MyAkachi Agreed. I think it is just because she is coming from a completely different place than Norman does. Norman lives creativity in many mediums as part of his life. His photographic infulences aren't even photographers. She is a ground breaking fashion photographer and a teacher of photography and he has pretty much rejected the idea of being taught or even identifying as a particular thing be it artist, actor or photographer. His creativity is organic, hers is learned but I think that is one of the things that made the interview interesting. I think SHE learned something from HIM.