Yosemite Firefall by Jonathan Yogerst

The Yosemite Firefall is a natural spectacle that occurs in mid-to-late February when the setting sun's rays strike the water of Horsetail Fall at the right angle, transforming it into a vivid orange and red "firefall" against the granite backdrop of El Capitan. 

Yosemite Falls commands both sight and sound — a breathtaking cascade that defines the spirit of Yosemite National Park. From the upper falls plummeting in a powerful freefall to the mist-laden lower tiers, every stage reveals nature’s raw elegance.Met with a symphony of motion and light:the granite cliffs gleaming under shifting skies. In spring, the flow roars with melting snow, while in late summer, the water thins to a delicate veil, revealing the sculpted rock behind it. Each moment offers a new perspective — dramatic, intimate, timeless — capturing the essence of Yosemite’s grandeur in the dance between water, stone, and light.

Taken by Jonathan Yogerst.

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