The big night for the lunar eclipse, and I noted that the ISS would transit the moon earlier in the evening. Found what looked to be a good location and drove there, set up and waited for the ISS to appear. The reflection of the sun off the ISS faded before it would transit the moon, so started short burst of images when I thought it would transit and was lucky to catch 9 images. The breaks in the pattern in this image are a result of the pause between burst. Did not want to run a steady burst and fill the buffer on the camera up and miss the transit completely.

Nikon D7200, Sigma 150-600mm+1.4X

ISS lunar transit the night of the lunar eclipse. 9 photos processed in LightRoom, then merged and stacked in PhotoShop