Actor and photographer Norman Reedus will next appear in the second season of the spinoff The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon - The Book of Carol. He reprises his role as Daryl Dixon, a character introduced in The Walking Dead's first season, for the spinoff series. In addition to his acting roles, Reedus has been an avid photographer for years, taking the mundane and ordinary and transforming into something extraordinary.
According to Reedus, his newest book, In Transit, is "...a yearbook...moments that got me from here to here." Fans will be able to pre-order the book on Big Bald Gallery, with orders expected to ship on or before December 1, 2024.
Each edition is a 14"x10.5" format, with a foil stamped slipcase, containing 128 pages of photographs and three essays from art writers Lara Pan, Stephen Pollack, and Noah Becker.
The book will be available in two versions:
If you haven't yet, be sure to subscribe to Big Bald Gallery for early-bird access to all of Reedus' latest and greatest images and get the inside scoop on all the new products.
The latest book features a collection of unseen works from as far back as the 1990s to the present day. With over 100 new images, fans will take a walk through Reedus' life via the photographs he has captured throughout his journey thus far. Browse through not only Reedus' life in photos but also watch as he hones his craft and transitions from a photographer with a keen eye to an extraordinary photographer worthy of noticing and beyond.
"Urban environments and countryside, hot and cold times, exhilarating and depressing. It all very nostalgic"
- Norman Reedus
In 2022, Reedus published his debut novel, The Ravaged. It is an extraordinary, fast-paced story about three unique individuals on parallel journeys. It has become a best seller on the New York Times, Los Angeles Times, Wall Street Journal, and USA Today lists. If you haven't read it yet, you really must. Signed copies are available via Big Bald Gallery.
Reedus' other photography book are also available at Big Bald Gallery.
