:46:05
That's it. He keeps
on pushing those limits.
:46:11
Tough...
:46:13
Tough, tough, tough.
:46:20
It's also very difficult
to talk to Nachtwey
:46:24
about the insane situations
he has narrowly escaped.
:46:29
It's excruciating the way some
photographers and journalists
:46:32
never stop talking about what
they've experienced.
:46:37
With Nachtwey, however,
:46:38
you have to
drag everything out of him.
:46:42
You really have to beg him,
:46:45
and, even then, he tries to avoid
making the impression
:46:48
that he's bragging, showing off.
:47:01
When he returned
from an assignment,
:47:05
and I wanted to grab him
:47:08
and say,
"Tell me about it. How was it?"
:47:12
No, first he had
to develop the pictures
:47:14
and then look at them.
:47:18
I don't know
where he kept everything,
:47:21
or where he keeps it,
:47:23
because the photo
material alone, the pictures,
:47:28
are only a fraction
of what he has seen, felt, smelled
:47:33
and heard.
:47:37
He has his own library
of suffering in his head.
:47:54
What were you thinking of?
Don't you want to talk about it?