One of the most difficult shots I've ever attempted, this is the moment the ISS transited the waxing crescent moon in broad daylight. Uncropped photo and video of the event linked in the comments.

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This image of the space station transiting the crescent moon got me shortlisted as astrophotographer of the year [OC]

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I used a 14" telescope to capture the moon, and was photobombed by the ISS

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Last night I captured a rare event, the ISS crossing the surface of the moon. This is a close crop of my shot, check out the full size linked in the comments. [OC]

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In one of the most rewarding shots of my career, I captured the International Space Station in conjunction with the 53-mile-wide Tycho crater on the moon. More details in the comments.

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Silhouette of Space station

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Last night I captured the ISS transiting the moon. Here is a close crop from my shot [OC]

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The ISS viewed from a telescope. God I love space!

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Yesterday morning I captured one of my favorite pictures ever, the international space station caught perfectly against the terminator of a barely illuminated crescent moon. Full pic in the comments. [OC]

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TONIGHT is International Observe the Moon Night

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International Space Station transits the full moon

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On Monday I captured my sharpest photo ever of the international space station, even though it only spent 1/25th of a second within the framing of my camera. I’ll share the raw video from the pass in the comments. [OC]

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One of my favorite photos I’ve ever captured, this is the ISS transiting Tycho crater on the moon. I formatted this as a mobile wallpaper you can use if you like. This photo also made it into space, more details in the comments.