PetaPixel Astronaut Uses Moonlight and Off-Camera Flash for Awesome ISS Portrait


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A spacecraft floats in the vast darkness of space with a backdrop of countless stars and the Milky Way galaxy clearly visible. The spacecraft, partly illuminated, showcases its distinctive structure amidst the celestial expanse.

Astronaut Matthew Dominick -- a keen photographer currently onboard the International Space Station (ISS) -- has revealed how he captured a unique self-portrait peering out of the SpaceX Dragon capsule with the Milky Way behind him.

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