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Tim Page became a legend amongst photographers and journalists after following the hippie trail as a young man and ending up as an untrained photographer in Vietnam .His coverage of the war as a young englishman was unique and his reputation as a great war photographer was soon establised.

A fuller discription of his adventures can be found in Micheal Herr's "Dispatches", an American journalists experiences of that time.