This is Yosemite Firefall — and it only appears when everything lines up just right. For a few evenings each February, the setting sun hits Horsetail Fall at the perfect angle, turning the water into what looks exactly like flowing lava. Decades ago there was a man-made “Firefall” when burning embers were pushed off Glacier Point at sunset, this Horsetail Fall “Firefall” is a phenomenon and it’s not guaranteed. Clouds, timing, water flow, and viewing location all matter. I’ve photographed Firefa

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