Publisher/Action Bild

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Hells Angels is a collection of works by Swedish photographer Par Olof Sanus. Sanus was born in Stockholm in 1949 and started his career as a journalist in the 1970s, but he was initially a reporter. Later, he became interested in photography, and a few years later contracted as an exclusive photographer for a newspaper company. Like Wheezy in the United States, he was working on a daily job, taking a police radio and immediately going to the scene to take a news photo if there was an incident. On the other hand, it has a reputation for subculture documentaries such as skinheads and graffiti artists, and has published several related photo books to date. This book is a documentary that has been following the Swedish branch of the world's largest motorcycle gang, Hell's Angels, for almost a decade. Initially, Sanasu was a whole-body book that had been able to sleep and eat together since the days when he could not be named Hell's Angels, gained the trust of members, and was allowed to shoot for a long period of time.