Walking Dead's' Norman Reedus Irritated By Fan Selfies? Details Released!

"Walking Dead's" Norman Reedus' has admitted that selfies are a constant part of his day as fans often swarm to him for one.

In a report on The Guardian, the Daryl Dixon actor admitted he doesn't mind it when he gets pictured all the time.

"I like that people take photos," he told the source above. "I'm inundated with: 'Can I get a selfie?' You would not believe the amount of selfies I do a day. Everywhere I go. All the time."

The Daryl Nixon actor even admitted that he himself still get starstruck at times and also takes pictures of his idols stealthily.

"I will say I was on a plane with Martin Short sitting in front of me about three weeks before, and I took a picture of the back of his head," the Daryl Dixon actor revealed. "Because it's fucking Martin Short and he's rad. And he wasn't gonna turn around and I was too embarrassed to say anything. And I didn't feel bad about it at all."

"Walking Dead's" Norman Reedus love of photography is quite obvious. Recently, he even released a book of photos he has taken.

"I have a book of photography that just came out called 'The Sun's Coming Up Like a Big Bald Head,' and all the proceeds go to charity," the Daryl Dixon actor told Imagista. "It's a bunch of images that I've taken over the past fifteen years-like in Russia, in Berlin. It's pretty cool."

Reedus even admitted that had it not been for the rise to success of his TV series, he might still be making art like photography these days.

"I really like that idea of flying and making art," "Walking Dead's" Norman Reedus admitted to Red Bulletin. "I'd still probably be doing that, to be honest. I really liked that time. That was great. And that was up to five years ago."