A low and short pass of the International Space Station, April 17, 2013 at 11:05 pm, from home, wih the ISS fading into the Earth’s shadow just east of the Moon as it passed under the waxing crescent Moon, here very overexposed and flaring the lens. Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield was the ISS Commander at this time. This is a stack of two 50-second exposures at ISO 400 and f/4 with the Canon 24mm lens and Canon 5D MkII. No tracking. Exposure started just moments after the ISS appeared over my house.
The Amazing Sky 