Wubbo de Jong (1946–2002) was a prominent Dutch photographer, widely regarded as one of the most important photojournalists in the Netherlands during the post-war period. He specialized in reportage, documentary, and portrait photography, working for many years as a top photographer for the newspaper Het Parool. His work spanned international crises, including reporting on Vietnam, Ethiopia, and Rwanda. He was also a significant contributor to Dutch documentary and commercial photography, often documenting cultural shifts and social movements.[1,2]
