Hannu Lindroos

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Tennis player Björn Borg in Finland on November 26, 1978 (cropped image), Hannu Lindroos / JOKA / Finnish Heritage Agency. Objektinumero: JOKAHAL13C:6

Photojournalist Hannu Lindroos donated his collection of 500,000 photographs to the Finnish Heritage Agency's Press Photo Archive JOKA. Lindroos is an award-winning news photographer and a highly regarded sports photographer, and he has taken pictures for press photo agency Lehtikuva, the newspaper Helsingin Sanomat and the magazine Suomen Kuvalehti, among other prestigious Finnish institutes. His collection is a recording of some of the highlights in political history, culture and sports from the 1960s to the present day.

More pictures: museovirasto.finna.fi/joka

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