Each year from summer of 1872, the owners of Glacier Point hotel started the event of Yosemite Firefall. For seven nights a week, they would spill hot embers from Glacier Point down to the valley 3000 feet below.
The event ended in 1968 when the National Park Service ordered it to stop because the overwhelming […]. petapixel.com
As a landscape photographer attracted by rare and spectacular natural events like active volcanoes, eclipses, or solar storms, the Yosemite Firefall has been on my photography bucket list since a long time ago. [Read More]
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The National Park Service is warning that Yosemite’s famous Horsetail Fall may not deliver for this year’s natural “Firefall. ” Though the park is preparing for an influx of photographers by implementing significant restrictions, an alert on the NPS site says the fall has “little to no water” right now.