professor of photojournalism at Griffith University. During the 2010–2011 Queensland floods, Page's archives in his basement were damaged, highlighting at the time the need for a longer-term home for what he estimated were three-quarters of a million images accumulated over his 45-year career.'The Australian War Memorial holds a collection of Page's photography. Personal life Page's three marriages ended in divorce. He had one child, Kit, from his relationship with Clare Clifford. Page died on 24 August 2022 at his home in Bellingen, New South Wales. He was 78, and had liver cancer prior to his death. Publications 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) Another Vietnam (2002) Films about Page Danger on the Edge of Town (1991) – a film on Page's search to discover the fate of his friends Sean Flynn and Dana Stone who disappeared in Cambodia in 1970 Frankie's House – a 1992 British/Australian miniseries, portrayed by Iain Glen Vietnam's Unseen War (Pictures from the Other Side) Mentioned in Dispatches (BBC Arena, 1979) References External links Alison Beck, "Meeting Page", digitaljournalist.org. Retrieved 22 October 2016. 1944 births 2022 deaths 20th-century Australian photographers British emigrants to Australia George Polk Award recipients People from Brisbane People from Royal Tunbridge Wells Photography in Cambodia Vietnam War photographers Deaths from liver cancer Deaths from cancer in New South Wales Australian adoptees