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Yosemite firefall

Yosemite National Park is showing off in a way that only it can. This rare firefall effect occurs when the light strikes the waterfall at precisely the right angle. The result makes the water resemble molten lava flowing down the cliff. Yet capturing the scene in this manner involves more than simple luck. It requires clear skies along with the moon rising directly behind the waterfall. That alignment casts a warm glow across the water and the rock face, producing a serene and majestic sight that appears almost unreal.

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Anderson Joshua@anderson_joshua

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Yosemite firefall

Yosemite National Park is showing off in a way that only it can. This rare firefall effect occurs when the light strikes the waterfall at precisely the right angle. The result makes the water resemble molten lava flowing down the cliff. Yet capturing the scene in this manner involves more than simple luck. It requires clear skies along with the moon rising directly behind the waterfall. That alignment casts a warm glow across the water and the rock face, producing a serene and majestic sight that appears almost unreal.

3mo