For just a few days each year,the water of Horsetail fall in Yosemite national park appears like lava, drawing crowds of onlookers and photographersHundreds of photographers have swarmed to Yosemite national park to catch a scarce glimpse of a “firefall” – a phenomenon that makes it appear as whether water has turned into lava, and flowing from a volcano.
For about 10 days each February,sunlight illuminates Horsetail Fall in a way that looks like lava is tumbling down the rock face. The light prove can prove elusive – local photographers said this is the first February in four years in which conditions have been ideal to capture the firefall.
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Source: theguardian.com