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Victoria Falls Rainbow Rise
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Victoria Falls Rainbow Rise
This picture taken on August 9, 1998 shows a rainbow rise from the main waterfall at the Victoria Falls in northwest Zimbabwe. Spending the day at the Victoria Falls or visiting the Namibian desert before heading back to South Africa to watch a World Cup 2010 football match is the aim of tourism promoters and organisers in South Africa and neighboring countries, to attract fans to visit the whole region. Fifa quotes an expected 450 000 people for the event, the first ever World Cup championship to be taking place on the African continent. / AFP PHOTO / ODD ANDERSEN
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This breathtaking print captures the awe-inspiring beauty of Victoria Falls in northwest Zimbabwe. Taken on August 9,1998, it showcases a magnificent rainbow rising from the main waterfall, creating a mesmerizing spectacle for all who witness it. The image perfectly encapsulates the natural wonders that draw tourists to this remarkable destination. The significance of this photograph extends beyond its visual appeal. It represents an important moment in time when South Africa and neighboring countries were gearing up for the historic World Cup championship in 2010. Tourism promoters and organizers aimed to attract fans by showcasing not only the thrilling football matches but also the diverse attractions of the entire region. With an expected attendance of 450,000 people, this event marked a significant milestone as it was the first-ever World Cup held on African soil. The allure of experiencing Victoria Falls or exploring Namibia's desert before heading back to South Africa became part of an enticing package offered to visitors. Photographer ODD ANDERSEN skillfully captured nature's grandeur and harnessed its power to promote tourism and unite nations through sport. This photo serves as a reminder that beyond sporting events lie opportunities for exploration, appreciation of natural wonders, and cultural exchange – elements that enrich our lives far beyond any commercial considerations.
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