KAIJU IN L.A.

Kaiju are loose in L.A.! Created by photographer Michael Tullberg

Saturday, June 27, 2020

Urban kaiju

The vibe in the DTLA Arts District just got a little different.

at June 27, 2020

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About the creator of KAIJU IN L.A.

michaeltullberg: Michael Tullberg is a longtime music, celebrity and pop culture photographer and writer based in Los Angeles. He currently shoots for the world-famous Getty Images, shooting at the hottest red carpet, concerts and celebrity benefits across Hollywood. Over the years, Michael's pictures have ended up in places like Rolling Stone, SPIN, The Tonight Show, Ellen, TIME, Newsweek, and many more. He has been hired by Diana Ross and Jane's Addiction to shoot their live shows. Michael is also the writer/publisher of two books about electronic music, DANCEFLOOR THUNDERSTORM and The Raver Stories Project.

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All characters depicted are owned by their various studios, creators, hedge funds, lawyers, descendants, or whatever the particular case may be. Their editorial, non-commercial depictions are artistic comments that are protected by the First Amendment of the Constitution of the United States of America, among other documents.

All images and text found herein are being used solely for entertainment purposes. Toho, Toei and Tsuburaya Productions are wonderful companies. We love them.

No infringement of copyright is intended. No commercial enterprise is intended. The photographs and photographic compositions are visual interpretations of figures in the public pop culture lexicon. As public commentary on such figures (even if they are fictional) is by nature uncontrollable, and in this case, non-capitalist in nature, the visual material in this collection is therefore as free and open as any such similar posts in social media, news media, artistic web sites and magazines, or Internet photo services such as Getty Images.

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