FOTO Pogledajte fantastične fotke "vatrenog vodopada", prirodnog fenomena koji je očarao svijet

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Zadnja nadopuna: 21:01, 15. veljače 2017.

FOTO Pogledajte fantastične fotke "vatrenog vodopada", prirodnog fenomena koji je očarao svijet

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SVAKE veljače nekoliko tjedana u Nacionalnom parku Yosemite posjetitelji mogu svjedočiti rijetkom prirodnom fenomenu poznatom kao "firefall" (vatreni vodopad odnosno vatropad).

Happy Valentine's Day- repost: this was the photo I captures on feb 13,2016 of the horsetailfall #firefall #yosemitenps #yosemiteconservancy that went viral worldwide. I thought it would be appropriate to share it again on Valentine's Day since Mother Nature gave us a great show last year with the heart shaped mist. There is still time to witness this natural phenomenon but only if weather permits. - - - #hot_shotz #wowshot #amazingphotohunter #globe_travel #igrepresent #ig_eurasia #fotogulumse #ig_photostars #igglobalclub #phototag_it #mekaanim #gununfotografi #igs_america #nature_of_the_world #worldprime #hubs_united #superb_earthpix #superhubs #ig_ikeda #nationalparkgeek #abc7eyewitness #cnnireport #yesweather

A post shared by Ray (@rayophotography13) Vel 14, 2017 u 10:50 PST

Iako se čini kako je riječ o lavi koja se slijeva niz liticu, riječ je tek o optičkoj iluziji. Naime, fenomen se događa kad sunce vodopad pogodi "iz specifičnog kuta", piše CNN. Snopovi svjetlosti pod određenim kutem tako stvaraju nevjerojatne prizore.

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

A post shared by Sangeeta Dey (@sangeetadeyphotography) Vel 13, 2017 u 12:49 PST

"Vodopad je veći nego je bio već neko vrijeme, zahvaljujući obilnoj kiši i snijegu", rekao je Scott Gediman, glasnogovornik parka.

Got lucky today and saw the firefall after hiking the upper Yosemite falls trail. It's great to be back! . . . . #Yosemite #yosemitenationalpark #findyourpark #optoutside #adventure #adventuremore #mountains #mountainman #neverstopexploring #rei1440project #formomentslikethis #hiking #exploring #instagood

Objavu dijeli @ryaneliason Vel 13, 2017 u 6:48 PST

"Fenomen je postao popularan zahvaljujući društvenim mrežama. Stotine ljudi dnevno dolazi samo kako bi svjedočili tom prirodnom fenomenu, a stižu iz čitavog svijeta", rekao je.

Right place, wrong time... How to miss the #firefall in one shot 😂😂

A post shared by Julien Bacal (@julienbacal) Vel 14, 2017 u 10:56 PST

Naravno, fenomen je to koji je privukao i brojne fotografe, a zahvaljujući njima, i mi možemo svjedočiti nesvakidašnjim prizorima.

Here is a 30 second time-lapse video of the Firefall event. This was captured over 15 minutes. Around 18 sec, you can see how the sunlight gradually narrows to a point where the setting sun casts its orange glow on the water. After the sun sets, the fall goes back to its normal color. This is straight out of my iphone camera with no edits. The actual event looks even more spectacular in person. A very special thanks to my talented friend David Ortega for his original music composition for this video. #Firefall #Firefall2017 #iphone7plus #abc7newsbayarea #natgeotravel #nbcbayarea #bbc_travel #cnn #kron4tv #usinterior #weatherchannel #sfgate

A post shared by Sangeeta Dey (@sangeetadeyphotography) Vel 14, 2017 u 5:30 PST

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#ValentinesDay isn’t the only occasion for #sparks in #February. For a short time this month #sunset hits @yosemitenps' Horsetail Falls making the #waterfall look like it’s on #fire. The phenomenon occurs if there has been enough rain and snow to light up the water and create the optical illusion. 📷: @timstercb #Yosemite #nationalpark #getoutside #greatoutdoors #wilderness #firefall #nature #NorthernCalifornia #landscape #outdoors #glow #chasingwaterfalls #NorCal #GoldenState #yosemitenationalpark

A post shared by UCLA IoES (@uclaioes) Vel 15, 2017 u 11:28 PST

The Yosemite 'Firefall'. A rare natural phenomenon that only happens during two weeks in February at the Yosemite National Park. The park's Horsetail Fall is striked by the setting sun, projecting an orange light over the waterfall that makes it look like fire or lava. A unique tourist attraction wolrdwide #yosemite #firefall

A post shared by GHTMSchool (@ghtmschool) Vel 15, 2017 u 11:19 PST

Mother Nature, always my first love #yosemite #firefall #sunset #california #wildcalifornia #youaremyfire

A post shared by Lin Yi (@y_rly) Vel 14, 2017 u 11:33 PST

Firefall at the Horsetail. #Yosemite • • • I went to Yosemite this weekend to view this ethereal phenomenon for myself and was rather amused by a few of the hundreds looking skyward. Comments that it didn't look right, I came at the wrong time or that it just wasn't lovely enough made me wonder...do people really want mother nature to perform on command? And then a few moments later I learned of Orville dam. I think mother nature will do what she wants when she wants. And maybe, someday, people will learn that...or they won't.

A post shared by RYAN BANG$UND (@ryan_bangsund) Vel 14, 2017 u 4:08 PST

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