FOTOS | La catarata de fuego que llega en febrero a California

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Por:  El Dínamo

16 de febrero 2017 · 22:52 hs

Un bello espectáculo se vive estos días en el norte de California, ya que el fenómeno conocido como catarata de fuego, o #FireFall, se ha podido ver durante estas tardes en el Parque Nacional de Yosemite, en California, Estados Unidos.

Se trata de la espectacular ilusión que hace el salto de agua Cola de Caballo, cuando en febrero, cada dos semanas, cae un rayo de luz directamente en la caída de agua, tornándola de color naranja, asemejando un río de lava.

I consider myself extremely fortunate not only to have seen the Firefalls @YosemiteNPS three nights in a row, but to have met so many great people. Thank you to everyone who made this experience even better. @jfernss @nicdartephotography @imolaredm5 @freeyourfork and many others✌️?. . . . . . #OurWild #SonyAlpha #optoutside #wildernessculture #awesomeglobe #weliketotravel #ourplanetdaily #welivetoexplore #bestplacestogo #bbctravel #TestedTough #MG5k #huffpostgram #nationalparkgeek #camp4pix #BPMag #passionpassport #nakedplanet #awesome_photographers #discoverearth #earthofficial #global_hotshotz #LoveTheWorld #EarthCapture #USinterior #discoverglobe #TourThePlanet #alphaaddicted #wanderout #ourcamplife

Una publicación compartida de Billy DeKom (@billydekom) el 16 de Feb de 2017 a la(s) 6:36 PST

Firefall 2017. #yosemitefirefall #firefall #makeamericagreatagain #california #yosemite #horsetailfalls

Una publicación compartida de Ty Sbano (@tysbano) el 12 de Feb de 2017 a la(s) 9:30 PST

It is going to happen again, I hope. Going up to see if I can catch the firefall for the third time. This picture was taken last year, the beauty in real life can't be captured in a picture. But I will try again. #yosemite #yosemitefirefall #firefall #waterfall #sunset #canon

Una publicación compartida de Mary (@sageweb) el 8 de Feb de 2017 a la(s) 2:16 PST

Yosemite's Fire @onefirewalker @yosemitenps #yosemitenationalpark #yosemite #yosemitefalls #yosemitefirefalls #naturephotography #light

Una publicación compartida de Dalton Schuster (@onefirewalker) el 16 de Feb de 2017 a la(s) 6:24 PST

An impromptu trip to #Yosemite turned into a lovely surprise! Got to witness this #Amazing #FireFall! ? #horsetailfall @yosemitenps #yosemitefirefall #nps #nationalparks #shotwithiphone7 #iphone7 #iphone #nofilterneeded #winterinyosemite

Una publicación compartida de KHQY design + photography (@khqydesignphotography) el 11 de Feb de 2017 a la(s) 6:47 PST

Firefall wasn't epic enough, so I threw some M83 as a soundtrack for the time lapse to spice it up a little bit.

Una publicación compartida de Marcus Mancuso (@mmancuso4) el 13 de Feb de 2017 a la(s) 7:55 PST

The Return of Firefall I had published photographs of this phenomenon last year. This year, I feel fortunate to have been one of the firsts to witness it. In fact, I just drove back home after seeing this unforgettable moment. This is the Horse tail waterfall in the Yosemite National Park. Every year for a few days in February, the sun sets at a certain angle and illuminates the waterfall in luminescent orange and red, making it look like a molten lava. More information on this phenomenon is here, http://news.nationalgeographic.com/2016/02/160219-yosemite-firefall-waterfall-sunset-pictures-nature/. #westcoast_exposures #majestic_earth_ #cool_capture_ #photoarena_nature #naturewhisperers #inspiring_photography_admired #dream_image #visitcalifornia #jaw_dropping_shots #gottolove_this #splendid_earth #thebest_capture #b_picturess #igs_america #ig_unitedstates #phototag_it #wildcalifornia_ #NikonLove #globalcapture #ig_exquisite #ig_impulse #viewbugfeature #usinterior #moodygrams #rawcalifornia #firefall #firefall2017

Una publicación compartida de Sangeeta Dey (@sangeetadeyphotography) el 13 de Feb de 2017 a la(s) 12:49 PST