The International Space Station glides through the early morning stars toward the eastern horizon on December 15, 1998. The moon glares at lower right. It was taken with a Nikon F3, Kodak PJM 800 negative film and a 24 millimeter lens at f/2.8. The exposure was about 1 minute. Check the NASA orbital tracking web site for your city's predictions. A one or two minute exposure, with a wide angle lens and high speed film will record a nice trail. As the station grows over the coming years, the trail will get brighter.