Answer: South pole.
Explanation:
The equator is filled with non-circumpolar stars which means the stars sets in the sky. The north and south pole is full of circumpolar stars which means they never set.
If two photographers take time-lapse photos of the night sky with one being at the equator and the other at the south pole, the photo by the photographer at the south pole will show stars that never rise or set.
The stars that never rise or set is known as the circumpolar stars and are usually found close to either of the earth's poles - north or south pole.
This means that the photographer at the equator which is an equidistance from the two poles will not be able to capture the circumpolar stars.
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