PICTURE 1 - The International Space Station approaches from the South-West shortly after sunset at approx 18.05. I had already set my camera up on a tripod with a remote release, and had programmed my camera on BULB, manually focusing on other sky objects before its arrival.

PICTURE 2 - The International Space Station passed above in the Southern sky, approaching the Orion Constellation.

PICTURE 3 - The International Space Station passes through the Orion Constellation just below its belt. Also in this picture can the bright sky planet of Jupiter (top left - P1) and Saturn (top right - P2) be seen.