Pictures you didn't take

[Lamplighter]

There's an article in the NY Times about people gathering in Yosemite Park to try to capture a particular picture.

For about one week each February, the setting sun hits the water of Horsetail Fall
at such an angle that it glows, looking like a stream of lava against the darkened rock.

The so-called firefall attracts hundreds of professional and amateur photographers
from across the globe, who flock to Yosemite Valley to capture the ephemeral scene.

Here is the pic everyone is chasing...

Mr. Rowell died in a plane crash in 2002, but his “Last Light on Horsetail Fall”
remains the most well-known photograph of the apparition.