Published: March 27, 2019
Amateur astronomer Ken Lawson says it took him eight years but he finally lined up the ‘perfect’ shot
An amateur Australian astronomer who took a “perfect” photo of the International Space Station passing in front of the moon says it took him eight years to set up.
Ken Lawson, from Geraldton in Western Australia, has been an avid astronomer and photographer since childhood. On 14 March he captured the shot of the space station passing between Earth and the moon, in perfect light, with a simple camera and telescope.
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