Phnom Penh Show,
Dec. 2007
Tim Page (born May 25, 1944) in Tunbridge Wells, Kent, is an award-winning British photographer who made his name during the Vietnam War and is based in Brisbane, Australia.
Tim was co-editor of the book “Requiem” which contains photographs taken by all of the photographers and journalists killed during the wars against the Japanese, French and Americans. “Requiem” is now also a photographic exhibition in Vietnam's War Remnants Museum in
Ho Chi Minh city.
Tim Page is the subject of many documentaries, two films and the author of many books. He lives in Brisbane, Australia now and no longer covers wars. He has taken up a position as Adjunct Professor of Photojournalism at Griffith University.
Selected books by Page
* Tim Page's Nam (1983)
* Sri Lanka (1984)
* Ten Years After: Vietnam Today (1987) * Page after Page: Memoirs of a
War-Torn Photographer (1988)
* Derailed in Uncle Ho's Victory
Garden (1995)
* Mid Term Report (1995)
* Requiem (1997)
* The Mindful Moment (2001)
Selected films about Page
* Mentioned in Dispatches
* Darkness at the Edge of Town
* Frankie's House
