This timelapse shot in the Swiss Alps gives a beautiful view of amazing shooting stars in the crisp night sky.

There's an abundance of stars caught by the fisheye lens and at times some eerie fog is moving through the frame. But the highlight are the clearly visibly shooting stars far up above.

The video was shot on Tuesday (December 14) in Vetroz, Switzerland.

4K Timelapse
While shooting timelapse video of the nightsky to catch Geminid meteors, using ultrawide fisheye lens, ground fog appears occasionnally and moves around in ghostly beauty,
Many shooting stars, Geminid meteors , are caught, too.
The video shows first a timelapse version in rather fast motion to emphasize the spooky motion of the fog...
then the same scene is repeated 4 times slower to have a better look at the shooting stars ...
camera Canon EOS R6, lens fishye f/2.8 ( but I don't remember which one I used, 10mm or 11mm... no big difference haha )
sound edited, from realtime video recorded separately.. Feel free to edit.