April 16, 2021 Until quite recently, revered British photojournalist, Tim Page, had barely bothered to survey his Vietnam War archive – a collection of photos that caused numerous injuries and close brushes with death. The opening pages of Tim Page’s Vietnam compendium, Nam Contact, shows a portrait of Tim captured by Stephen Dupont in 2012. There could have been a trauma-related motive for Tim to avoid his pictorial memories of war. But it simply boiled down to there not being a damn good enough reason to re-visit the old times. ‘For me, it’s like I’ve been there and done that, an...