The photographer left his Nikon Z6 outside for over three and a half hours — up until his camera battery died as a result of the freezing cold temperatures.
“The timelapse shot was taken at an Airbnb cabin in Brian’s Head, Utah that my family and I booked a stay here over the Christmas weekend,” Imhoff tells“One of the nights lined up perfectly with the new moon and very little clouds, which helped really showcase the amount of stars you can see with limited light pollution and no moon throughout the night!
Imhoff says that his Nikon Z6 was completely frozen by the end of the shoot and he was concerned that the ice had damaged his camera.
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