revealing itself in an obvious manner making complete the totality of nature evident to the casual or impassioned observer alike. A special place that holds a cosmic event in a park full of rare environments and geology not seen anywhere else!
@DavidSLynch - answering my own question: I found out that the piano piece is by Emmett Cooke and is titled "Constant Motion". A non-commercial album of Cooke's work can be purchased at sonicoctave-dot-com
@DavidSLynch : Thank you for the title to the music! I was looking for it myself... and love this video. Phenomenal, spiritual, breathtaking. As said in the video, Yosemite "just keeps giving gift after gift." Now I have to go there!
@BellaMare Yes, I think this is as close to Heaven as we mortals can experience. At least some of us are capable of understanding what Yosemite really is. My daughter is a Natural Science teacher and has guided a few groups through the park. For my first visit, my son in law and I had her as our guide. As the woman in the video says: everywhere you look, you see something beautiful and awe inspiring.
@PhotoShopChannel : Eh, okay. I take it you have all the answers - why aren't you out there lecturing the rest of humanity instead of butting into a discussion of a TOURIST ATTRACTION? Offering unwanted "free advice" to strangers IS testing your fate, fool.
@Dunkleosteus3691 First of all I'm not butting into a conversation that's on an open forum. And secondly I never said I have all the answers so why are you implying I do? To build you argument upon? Yes. Its pure irony your calling me the fool old man, and I think you know why that is. As a currently un-related question, why do you own a gun?..
@PhotoShopChannel : You are butting in: replying to me about something I did NOT address to you. What made you jump in with off-topic generality bull s**t? Why do you own a mouth... or a computer? FYI: the topic is Yosemite National Park. Peddle you BS somewhere else.
@Dunkleosteus3691 Oh I was just going to pick up on how your prays are so un-effective that you need a weapon of self deference, its the irony really. "What made you jump in with off-topic generality bull shit?" Umm, your the one who bought "heaven" into an OPEN forum, learn then internet mat its OPEN, if you dont want anyone to butt in the you should not have the conversation infront on the world.
@PhotoShopChannel Do you read what you type before you post it, or like a jackass get a thrill off trolling so you don't bother to proofread and just want to post right away as if what you have to say is important?
@PhotoShopChannel : again, what's that to you? As others here say: you're a troll and an illiterate too. Anyone can write: "That's as close to heaven as we mortals are likely to get' and EVERYONE BUT YOU understands that's just a metaphor complimenting a natural wonder like Yosemite. And just about everyone knows: "self deference" used to mean "self defense" is the mark of a moron (and an anti-gun, anti-rights nut job).
@Dunkleosteus3691 I'm not anti rights, I am anti second amendment, or just anti firearms for the public. By the way I get what you mean about the metaphor.
@kakapipipupuchupa This isn't exact, but around February 12th to 22nd, IF there is enough water flowing to create the falls and IF you catch a good clear sunset.
@kakapipipupuchupa : not sure what you mean: the original firefall was a show put on for a time. I heard that the park officials decided it was creating a mess (burnt wood and blackened, scarred rocks) and not in the spirit of a natural wonder like Yosemite is meant to be. The last firefall took place Thursday, January 25, 1968.
Yes, it was mentioned the angle of the light, the sunlight/shadow and the amount of water, the obvious conclusion is that the amount of water, sunlight and shadow are only right to produce this effect during those two weeks.
@kinsmed I guess they made the assumption that most adult people understand that the earth's position to the sun changes a little bit each day. And, because of that, the angle of sunlight on the waterfall is right for creating that lighting effect only for those two weeks each year. The angle would be correct in August, too, but at that time, there isn't enough water in the falls.
@crpederson (sarcasm)is it contrived to wait until night fall to see the stars? Is it contrived to travel half way around the world to see some mountains in Yosemite? I mean it just proves people don't appreciate where they live and just visit the mountains close by to them? (/sarcams)
I'm Bob and was so very pleased to be included in this episode Steve. A pleasure meeting you and the wait was worth it. To be chosen to close the piece is a special honor and privilege. So many unique places to see, experience and capture as a photographer and share with others. Being there is always "Enough," but to capture the moment and share with others is again, an honor.
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It seems ridiculous to wait for something like this. Its contrived to sit there with your camera and wait for this light to appear like its fireworks or something. I mean, isn't just seeing yosemite park enough? You have to go to this certain spot, at this certain time, to see this certain event just proves that people don't really comprehend what they are living in.
@crpederson to each his own, I would suspect that once someone has waited patiently and finally witnessed such an rare phenomenon they would never deem the time spent as wasted.
@5:47 Bob is the Man!! I also appreciated Bob's comments right at the end @7:36 are inspiring and show such appreciation for this unique and beautiful moment.
Absolutely stunning - as we left the park February 13, 2011, we "happened" upon it and the dozens of photographers that were waiting in hopes that it would happen and when it did they were popping wine and snapping hundreds of pictures. We were in awe, and took some video for youtube and camera/phone pictures and just felt really blessed that our timing(His timing) was impeccable that evening.
First time I'm hearing of this,better late then never,absolutely beautiful..
09victoryrc 3 days ago
Yosemite seems to be an open wound,
revealing itself in an obvious manner making complete the totality of nature evident to the casual or impassioned observer alike. A special place that holds a cosmic event in a park full of rare environments and geology not seen anywhere else!
caspermilquetoast411 3 days ago
Amazing -- thanks for posting this.
bacharles1 4 days ago
i love Yosemite! i wanna go back ther so bad
rupman27isback 4 days ago
didn't look like that when i was there last
brindabellaoffroad 5 days ago
Inmountainlavaception!!!!!
Mrvidse 5 days ago
Instead of water fall, what happened to me was power lines right before sunset, I thought the power lines was overloaded and glowing red.
Danhtran1122 6 days ago
Fabulous.
laurianni 1 week ago
Great history of the falls!
pauldingart 1 week ago
Awesome!
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xXkechiiqXx 7 months ago
What is the piano piece and artist that starts at about 6:25??
DavidSLynch 7 months ago
@DavidSLynch - answering my own question: I found out that the piano piece is by Emmett Cooke and is titled "Constant Motion". A non-commercial album of Cooke's work can be purchased at sonicoctave-dot-com
DavidSLynch 7 months ago 2
@DavidSLynch : Thank you for the title to the music! I was looking for it myself... and love this video. Phenomenal, spiritual, breathtaking. As said in the video, Yosemite "just keeps giving gift after gift." Now I have to go there!
CommentsSurvey 3 weeks ago
Is this heaven?
BellaMare 7 months ago 2
@BellaMare Yes, I think this is as close to Heaven as we mortals can experience. At least some of us are capable of understanding what Yosemite really is. My daughter is a Natural Science teacher and has guided a few groups through the park. For my first visit, my son in law and I had her as our guide. As the woman in the video says: everywhere you look, you see something beautiful and awe inspiring.
Dunkleosteus3691 7 months ago 3
@Dunkleosteus3691 Heaven isn't a real place, treasure your life as the only one you have, not a test of fate.
PhotoShopChannel 4 days ago
@PhotoShopChannel : Eh, okay. I take it you have all the answers - why aren't you out there lecturing the rest of humanity instead of butting into a discussion of a TOURIST ATTRACTION? Offering unwanted "free advice" to strangers IS testing your fate, fool.
Dunkleosteus3691 4 days ago
@Dunkleosteus3691 First of all I'm not butting into a conversation that's on an open forum. And secondly I never said I have all the answers so why are you implying I do? To build you argument upon? Yes. Its pure irony your calling me the fool old man, and I think you know why that is. As a currently un-related question, why do you own a gun?..
PhotoShopChannel 4 days ago
@PhotoShopChannel : You are butting in: replying to me about something I did NOT address to you. What made you jump in with off-topic generality bull s**t? Why do you own a mouth... or a computer? FYI: the topic is Yosemite National Park. Peddle you BS somewhere else.
Dunkleosteus3691 4 days ago
@Dunkleosteus3691 Oh I was just going to pick up on how your prays are so un-effective that you need a weapon of self deference, its the irony really. "What made you jump in with off-topic generality bull shit?" Umm, your the one who bought "heaven" into an OPEN forum, learn then internet mat its OPEN, if you dont want anyone to butt in the you should not have the conversation infront on the world.
PhotoShopChannel 4 days ago
@PhotoShopChannel Do you read what you type before you post it, or like a jackass get a thrill off trolling so you don't bother to proofread and just want to post right away as if what you have to say is important?
khmerRougeRedux 3 days ago
@khmerRougeRedux i seriously dont care for typos/spelling on a trivial youtube comment
PhotoShopChannel 2 days ago
@PhotoShopChannel : again, what's that to you? As others here say: you're a troll and an illiterate too. Anyone can write: "That's as close to heaven as we mortals are likely to get' and EVERYONE BUT YOU understands that's just a metaphor complimenting a natural wonder like Yosemite. And just about everyone knows: "self deference" used to mean "self defense" is the mark of a moron (and an anti-gun, anti-rights nut job).
Dunkleosteus3691 3 days ago
@Dunkleosteus3691 I'm not anti rights, I am anti second amendment, or just anti firearms for the public. By the way I get what you mean about the metaphor.
PhotoShopChannel 2 days ago
whats the best season to get to see the firefall??
kakapipipupuchupa 9 months ago
@kakapipipupuchupa This isn't exact, but around February 12th to 22nd, IF there is enough water flowing to create the falls and IF you catch a good clear sunset.
DavidSLynch 7 months ago
@kakapipipupuchupa : not sure what you mean: the original firefall was a show put on for a time. I heard that the park officials decided it was creating a mess (burnt wood and blackened, scarred rocks) and not in the spirit of a natural wonder like Yosemite is meant to be. The last firefall took place Thursday, January 25, 1968.
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droceaso 9 months ago
Nice editing and story telling work!
av6162 9 months ago
Very well done. Great video.
PatJ61 9 months ago
Is this the end of the whole series? The Horsetail is really beautiful.
mshayashi 10 months ago
6:36 thats my grandma!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! not even joking hahahahaha i love her! this is so funny! and horse tail falls is pretty neat too! :)
robyncordell 10 months ago
Beautifully captured in all aspects
DirectingActor 11 months ago
So it WASN'T mentioned why in the video?
kinsmed 11 months ago
@kinsmed
Yes, it was mentioned the angle of the light, the sunlight/shadow and the amount of water, the obvious conclusion is that the amount of water, sunlight and shadow are only right to produce this effect during those two weeks.
bellestarr71 11 months ago
@bellestarr71 'Obvious' requires conjecture.
Amount of water? Shadow?
Study Stonehenge and you'll have a better idea of why it MIGHT be necessary.
As a professional photographer, this is what I need to know... but was NOT mentioned in the video.
kinsmed 11 months ago
But it is never mentioned in the video why it has to be that specific time of year.
kinsmed 11 months ago
@kinsmed yup, it IS in the video. Two weeks in February, each year, IF there is enough water in the falls and IF there is no cloud cover at sunset.
zippywebgenie 11 months ago
@zippywebgenie Where in the video does it say WHY it needs to be those two weeks?
kinsmed 11 months ago
@kinsmed I believe that it has to do with the positioning of the sun relative to the falls. It's only at that position (range) for those two weeks.
billkinca 11 months ago
@kinsmed I guess they made the assumption that most adult people understand that the earth's position to the sun changes a little bit each day. And, because of that, the angle of sunlight on the waterfall is right for creating that lighting effect only for those two weeks each year. The angle would be correct in August, too, but at that time, there isn't enough water in the falls.
zippywebgenie 11 months ago
Amazing!
7inga7 11 months ago
Great info on a fascinating experience. I've shot it several times including the day of this video. Never anything less than stunning!
JGuntherFoto 11 months ago
i thought it was lava at first!
LiPgLoSsGaLz 11 months ago
@crpederson (sarcasm)is it contrived to wait until night fall to see the stars? Is it contrived to travel half way around the world to see some mountains in Yosemite? I mean it just proves people don't appreciate where they live and just visit the mountains close by to them? (/sarcams)
booggerg 11 months ago
who can hate this.. I seriously wanna now!!
batosato 11 months ago
@batosato only idiots hate this.
HBARDHI 11 months ago
I'm no hippy, but I feel my life somewhat more complete after coming to the USA and seeing Yosemite NP a few years ago.
I can't wait to take my two sons there when they are old enough.
NathanKlo 11 months ago
what a gift indeed! what a wonderful life experience to witness this amazing phenomenon.
supersoxxy 11 months ago
what is the name of the piano piece starting at 0:18?
xray718 11 months ago
So bright and vivid
maxwolfeee 11 months ago
I'm Bob and was so very pleased to be included in this episode Steve. A pleasure meeting you and the wait was worth it. To be chosen to close the piece is a special honor and privilege. So many unique places to see, experience and capture as a photographer and share with others. Being there is always "Enough," but to capture the moment and share with others is again, an honor.
MrBcanepa 11 months ago
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It seems ridiculous to wait for something like this. Its contrived to sit there with your camera and wait for this light to appear like its fireworks or something. I mean, isn't just seeing yosemite park enough? You have to go to this certain spot, at this certain time, to see this certain event just proves that people don't really comprehend what they are living in.
crpederson 11 months ago
@crpederson Its ironic that you talk about ignorance while doing a pretty good job of embodying it yourself.
wigglesms 11 months ago
@crpederson to each his own, I would suspect that once someone has waited patiently and finally witnessed such an rare phenomenon they would never deem the time spent as wasted.
timpedersen 11 months ago
@5:47 Bob is the Man!! I also appreciated Bob's comments right at the end @7:36 are inspiring and show such appreciation for this unique and beautiful moment.
mglenesk 11 months ago
Hey, I am in this video (see 3:30 mark). I am the handsome one.
gotbuddy 11 months ago 2
@gotbuddy LOL!!
fwukaiquahundo 11 months ago
Absolutely stunning - as we left the park February 13, 2011, we "happened" upon it and the dozens of photographers that were waiting in hopes that it would happen and when it did they were popping wine and snapping hundreds of pictures. We were in awe, and took some video for youtube and camera/phone pictures and just felt really blessed that our timing(His timing) was impeccable that evening.
pphillipsppp 11 months ago
@Bloodnswash I think the Firefalls is something different. The locals suggested that was something where they dumped burning logs over a waterfall.
LBrownco 11 months ago
Wonderful video...
rygysmom 11 months ago
Once again, you nailed it, Steve. Bravo zulu!
ambitiouswench 11 months ago
Beautiful video, thanks for sharing!
rubyvi74 11 months ago
pretty good video
wetfish4 11 months ago
What a beautiful phenomenon! Nice video too!
CaublePhotography 11 months ago
Enjoyable especially seeing myself in the video.
fwukaiquahundo 11 months ago
Nice job Steve, very enjoyable
loisquilts 11 months ago
amazing video!
bethells5 11 months ago
AMAZING!!!!!!
billp1955 1 year ago
I want to see this
nicdestiny 1 year ago
Great job. Fascinating episode.
TimescapesdotOrg 1 year ago