International Space Station, July 11, 2009 (about 12:28 am on July 12), with Canadian astronaut Bob Thirsk aboard (Julie Payette was supposed to have lauched this night and have been chasing the ISS in Endeavour). Series of 20s exposures 1s apart, stacked. ISO 800 at f/3.2 with 16-35mm zoom lens and Canon 5D MkII.
The paths of the Space Station and Space Shuttle almost superimposed on each other but appearing in the sky a minute or so apart as they rose out of the west, with the Shuttle chasing the ISS. Venus and Jupiter are in close conjunction low in the southwest at left. This was with the Canon 20Da camera and 15mm Canon full-frame fish-eye lens at f/2.8, for a set of 19 exposures of 15 seconds each. A composite from downsized JPG originals only.
ISS with STS118, pass on August 15, 2007. Single long exposure of 134s at f/4.5 with 10-22mm lens at 10mm and Canon 20Da at ISO100. Image underexposed (should have set lens to f3.5) but brought out detail in Raw conversion.
