Tim Page is considered one of the most renowned photographers of the Vietnam War – and, at the same time, he was known to be infamous and flamboyant. Daring, bold and staying close to the action, the important pictures he took with his Leica M were among those responsible for transforming the image of the war, as well as the image of the war reporter. Now the legendary photographer has passed away at his home in Fernmount, New South Wales. He was 78 years old and suffered from pancreatic and liver cancer. Find the obituary in our #LFIblog. Link in bio. Image © Stephen Dupont (@stephenmdupont)