Imagini spectaculoase de la cel mai mare festival post-apocaliptic din lume, inspirat din „Mad Max”

CALIFORNIA, USA: INCREDIBLE pictures have emerged from the annual festival that celebrates a post-apocalyptic world depicted in the Max Max films. Cult fans were snapped dressed in a variety of extreme costumes including spiked shoulder pads and brandishing weapons such as machetes. Other stunning shots from this weekend, show the heavily modified vehicles dedicated festival goers brought with them and a post-apocalyptic version of a camp site. The images of this year’s Wasteland Weekend festival in California were taken by regular attendee Keri Kilgo., Image: 301260440, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: , Model Release: no, Credit line: Keri Kilgo / mediadrumworld.com / Media Drum World / Profimedia

Attendees in "Mad Max" War Boy characters (R) and Imperator charecter (L) gesture during Wasteland Weekend festival at the Mojave desert in Edwards, California on September 28, 2019. In 2019 the world's largest post-apocalyptic festival celebrates its 10th anniversary with around 4,000 attendees. The organizers require all festival goers to be in costume, with the idea of creating a full-inmersion effect, making attendees feel like they’re inside a Mad Max-style movie for 5 days. Activities include any number of themed distractions from the real world: live bands, DJs, car cruises, costume contests, a film festival, a post-apocalyptic swimsuit competition, Thunderdome battles, light-hearted role playing challenges like a bounty-hunting game, crafting workshops, free hair and makeup at the event-sponsored beauty salon, fire performers, a 24 hour radio station, post-apocalyptic gladiator fights, an archery range, a casino, and much, much more., Image: 474187438, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: , Model Release: no, Credit line: Agustin PAULLIER / AFP / Profimedia

A woman looks on during Wasteland Weekend festival at the Mojave desert in Edwards, California on September 28, 2019. In 2019 the world's largest post-apocalyptic festival celebrates its 10th anniversary with around 4,000 attendees. The organizers require all festival goers to be in costume, with the idea of creating a full-inmersion effect, making attendees feel like they’re inside a Mad Max-style movie for 5 days. Activities include any number of themed distractions from the real world: live bands, DJs, car cruises, costume contests, a film festival, a post-apocalyptic swimsuit competition, Thunderdome battles, light-hearted role playing challenges like a bounty-hunting game, crafting workshops, free hair and makeup at the event-sponsored beauty salon, fire performers, a 24 hour radio station, post-apocalyptic gladiator fights, an archery range, a casino, and much, much more., Image: 474187451, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: , Model Release: no, Credit line: Agustin PAULLIER / AFP / Profimedia

Women cruise on a truck around the field during Wasteland Weekend festival at the Mojave desert in Edwards, California on September 28, 2019. In 2019 the world's largest post-apocalyptic festival celebrates its 10th anniversary with around 4,000 attendees. The organizers require all festival goers to be in costume, with the idea of creating a full-inmersion effect, making attendees feel like they’re inside a Mad Max-style movie for 5 days. Activities include any number of themed distractions from the real world: live bands, DJs, car cruises, costume contests, a film festival, a post-apocalyptic swimsuit competition, Thunderdome battles, light-hearted role playing challenges like a bounty-hunting game, crafting workshops, free hair and makeup at the event-sponsored beauty salon, fire performers, a 24 hour radio station, post-apocalyptic gladiator fights, an archery range, a casino, and much, much more., Image: 474188477, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: , Model Release: no, Credit line: Agustin PAULLIER / AFP / Profimedia

Women cruise on an ATV around the field during Wasteland Weekend festival at the Mojave desert in Edwards, California on September 28, 2019. In 2019 the world's largest post-apocalyptic festival celebrates its 10th anniversary with around 4,000 attendees. The organizers require all festival goers to be in costume, with the idea of creating a full-inmersion effect, making attendees feel like they’re inside a Mad Max-style movie for 5 days. Activities include any number of themed distractions from the real world: live bands, DJs, car cruises, costume contests, a film festival, a post-apocalyptic swimsuit competition, Thunderdome battles, light-hearted role playing challenges like a bounty-hunting game, crafting workshops, free hair and makeup at the event-sponsored beauty salon, fire performers, a 24 hour radio station, post-apocalyptic gladiator fights, an archery range, a casino, and much, much more., Image: 474188488, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: , Model Release: no, Credit line: Agustin PAULLIER / AFP / Profimedia

A woman poses for a photo during Wasteland Weekend festival at the Mojave desert in Edwards, California on September 28, 2019. In 2019 the world's largest post-apocalyptic festival celebrates its 10th anniversary with around 4,000 attendees. The organizers require all festival goers to be in costume, with the idea of creating a full-inmersion effect, making attendees feel like they’re inside a Mad Max-style movie for 5 days. Activities include any number of themed distractions from the real world: live bands, DJs, car cruises, costume contests, a film festival, a post-apocalyptic swimsuit competition, Thunderdome battles, light-hearted role playing challenges like a bounty-hunting game, crafting workshops, free hair and makeup at the event-sponsored beauty salon, fire performers, a 24 hour radio station, post-apocalyptic gladiator fights, an archery range, a casino, and much, much more., Image: 474189302, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: , Model Release: no, Credit line: Agustin PAULLIER / AFP / Profimedia

A woman looks on during Wasteland Weekend festival at the Mojave desert in Edwards, California on September 28, 2019. In 2019 the world's largest post-apocalyptic festival celebrates its 10th anniversary with around 4,000 attendees. The organizers require all festival goers to be in costume, with the idea of creating a full-inmersion effect, making attendees feel like they’re inside a Mad Max-style movie for 5 days. Activities include any number of themed distractions from the real world: live bands, DJs, car cruises, costume contests, a film festival, a post-apocalyptic swimsuit competition, Thunderdome battles, light-hearted role playing challenges like a bounty-hunting game, crafting workshops, free hair and makeup at the event-sponsored beauty salon, fire performers, a 24 hour radio station, post-apocalyptic gladiator fights, an archery range, a casino, and much, much more., Image: 474189323, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: , Model Release: no, Credit line: Agustin PAULLIER / AFP / Profimedia

A man gestures during Wasteland Weekend festival at the Mojave desert in Edwards, California on September 28, 2019. In 2019 the world's largest post-apocalyptic festival celebrates its 10th anniversary with around 4,000 attendees. The organizers require all festival goers to be in costume, with the idea of creating a full-inmersion effect, making attendees feel like they’re inside a Mad Max-style movie for 5 days. Activities include any number of themed distractions from the real world: live bands, DJs, car cruises, costume contests, a film festival, a post-apocalyptic swimsuit competition, Thunderdome battles, light-hearted role playing challenges like a bounty-hunting game, crafting workshops, free hair and makeup at the event-sponsored beauty salon, fire performers, a 24 hour radio station, post-apocalyptic gladiator fights, an archery range, a casino, and much, much more., Image: 474189339, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: , Model Release: no, Credit line: Agustin PAULLIER / AFP / Profimedia

A couple rest on their motorbike during Wasteland Weekend festival at the Mojave desert in Edwards, California on September 28, 2019. In 2019 the world's largest post-apocalyptic festival celebrates its 10th anniversary with around 4,000 attendees. The organizers require all festival goers to be in costume, with the idea of creating a full-inmersion effect, making attendees feel like they’re inside a Mad Max-style movie for 5 days. Activities include any number of themed distractions from the real world: live bands, DJs, car cruises, costume contests, a film festival, a post-apocalyptic swimsuit competition, Thunderdome battles, light-hearted role playing challenges like a bounty-hunting game, crafting workshops, free hair and makeup at the event-sponsored beauty salon, fire performers, a 24 hour radio station, post-apocalyptic gladiator fights, an archery range, a casino, and much, much more., Image: 474191372, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: , Model Release: no, Credit line: Agustin PAULLIER / AFP / Profimedia

A woman poses for a photo during Wasteland Weekend festival at the Mojave desert in Edwards, California on September 28, 2019. In 2019 the world's largest post-apocalyptic festival celebrates its 10th anniversary with around 4,000 attendees. The organizers require all festival goers to be in costume, with the idea of creating a full-inmersion effect, making attendees feel like they’re inside a Mad Max-style movie for 5 days. Activities include any number of themed distractions from the real world: live bands, DJs, car cruises, costume contests, a film festival, a post-apocalyptic swimsuit competition, Thunderdome battles, light-hearted role playing challenges like a bounty-hunting game, crafting workshops, free hair and makeup at the event-sponsored beauty salon, fire performers, a 24 hour radio station, post-apocalyptic gladiator fights, an archery range, a casino, and much, much more., Image: 474192726, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: , Model Release: no, Credit line: Agustin PAULLIER / AFP / Profimedia

Attendees stand on their ATV vehicle as one plays a drum during Wasteland Weekend festival at the Mojave desert in Edwards, California on September 28, 2019. In 2019 the world's largest post-apocalyptic festival celebrates its 10th anniversary with around 4,000 attendees. The organizers require all festival goers to be in costume, with the idea of creating a full-inmersion effect, making attendees feel like they’re inside a Mad Max-style movie for 5 days. Activities include any number of themed distractions from the real world: live bands, DJs, car cruises, costume contests, a film festival, a post-apocalyptic swimsuit competition, Thunderdome battles, light-hearted role playing challenges like a bounty-hunting game, crafting workshops, free hair and makeup at the event-sponsored beauty salon, fire performers, a 24 hour radio station, post-apocalyptic gladiator fights, an archery range, a casino, and much, much more., Image: 474192761, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: , Model Release: no, Credit line: Agustin PAULLIER / AFP / Profimedia

Attendees march on their atv vehicles during a car cruise at Wasteland Weekend festival at the Mojave desert in Edwards, California on September 28, 2019. In 2019 the world's largest post-apocalyptic festival celebrates its 10th anniversary with around 4,000 attendees. The organizers require all festival goers to be in costume, with the idea of creating a full-inmersion effect, making attendees feel like they’re inside a Mad Max-style movie for 5 days. Activities include any number of themed distractions from the real world: live bands, DJs, car cruises, costume contests, a film festival, a post-apocalyptic swimsuit competition, Thunderdome battles, light-hearted role playing challenges like a bounty-hunting game, crafting workshops, free hair and makeup at the event-sponsored beauty salon, fire performers, a 24 hour radio station, post-apocalyptic gladiator fights, an archery range, a casino, and much, much more., Image: 474193250, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: , Model Release: no, Credit line: Agustin PAULLIER / AFP / Profimedia

A man in a "Mad Max" War Boy character looks on during Wasteland Weekend festival at the Mojave desert in Edwards, California on September 28, 2019. In 2019 the world's largest post-apocalyptic festival celebrates its 10th anniversary with around 4,000 attendees. The organizers require all festival goers to be in costume, with the idea of creating a full-inmersion effect, making attendees feel like they’re inside a Mad Max-style movie for 5 days. Activities include any number of themed distractions from the real world: live bands, DJs, car cruises, costume contests, a film festival, a post-apocalyptic swimsuit competition, Thunderdome battles, light-hearted role playing challenges like a bounty-hunting game, crafting workshops, free hair and makeup at the event-sponsored beauty salon, fire performers, a 24 hour radio station, post-apocalyptic gladiator fights, an archery range, a casino, and much, much more., Image: 474193272, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: , Model Release: no, Credit line: Agustin PAULLIER / AFP / Profimedia

Attendees drive their vehicles during Wasteland Weekend festival at the Mojave desert in Edwards, California on September 28, 2019. In 2019 the world's largest post-apocalyptic festival celebrates its 10th anniversary with around 4,000 attendees. The organizers require all festival goers to be in costume, with the idea of creating a full-inmersion effect, making attendees feel like they’re inside a Mad Max-style movie for 5 days. Activities include any number of themed distractions from the real world: live bands, DJs, car cruises, costume contests, a film festival, a post-apocalyptic swimsuit competition, Thunderdome battles, light-hearted role playing challenges like a bounty-hunting game, crafting workshops, free hair and makeup at the event-sponsored beauty salon, fire performers, a 24 hour radio station, post-apocalyptic gladiator fights, an archery range, a casino, and much, much more., Image: 474193886, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: , Model Release: no, Credit line: Agustin PAULLIER / AFP / Profimedia

A man in a "Mad Max" Immortan Joe costume poses for pictures during Wasteland Weekend festival at the Mojave desert in Edwards, California on September 28, 2019. In 2019 the world's largest post-apocalyptic festival celebrates its 10th anniversary with around 4,000 attendees. The organizers require all festival goers to be in costume, with the idea of creating a full-inmersion effect, making attendees feel like they’re inside a Mad Max-style movie for 5 days. Activities include any number of themed distractions from the real world: live bands, DJs, car cruises, costume contests, a film festival, a post-apocalyptic swimsuit competition, Thunderdome battles, light-hearted role playing challenges like a bounty-hunting game, crafting workshops, free hair and makeup at the event-sponsored beauty salon, fire performers, a 24 hour radio station, post-apocalyptic gladiator fights, an archery range, a casino, and much, much more., Image: 474193917, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: , Model Release: no, Credit line: Agustin PAULLIER / AFP / Profimedia

A woman poses for pictures in her car during Wasteland Weekend festival at the Mojave desert in Edwards, California on September 28, 2019. In 2019 the world's largest post-apocalyptic festival celebrates its 10th anniversary with around 4,000 attendees. The organizers require all festival goers to be in costume, with the idea of creating a full-inmersion effect, making attendees feel like they’re inside a Mad Max-style movie for 5 days. Activities include any number of themed distractions from the real world: live bands, DJs, car cruises, costume contests, a film festival, a post-apocalyptic swimsuit competition, Thunderdome battles, light-hearted role playing challenges like a bounty-hunting game, crafting workshops, free hair and makeup at the event-sponsored beauty salon, fire performers, a 24 hour radio station, post-apocalyptic gladiator fights, an archery range, a casino, and much, much more., Image: 474194238, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: , Model Release: no, Credit line: Agustin PAULLIER / AFP / Profimedia

Two cars are seen parked during Wasteland Weekend festival at the Mojave desert in Edwards, California on September 28, 2019. In 2019 the world's largest post-apocalyptic festival celebrates its 10th anniversary with around 4,000 attendees. The organizers require all festival goers to be in costume, with the idea of creating a full-inmersion effect, making attendees feel like they’re inside a Mad Max-style movie for 5 days. Activities include any number of themed distractions from the real world: live bands, DJs, car cruises, costume contests, a film festival, a post-apocalyptic swimsuit competition, Thunderdome battles, light-hearted role playing challenges like a bounty-hunting game, crafting workshops, free hair and makeup at the event-sponsored beauty salon, fire performers, a 24 hour radio station, post-apocalyptic gladiator fights, an archery range, a casino, and much, much more., Image: 474194901, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: , Model Release: no, Credit line: Agustin PAULLIER / AFP / Profimedia

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