Photographer Tom Glenn traveled to the exotic locale of the parking lot of Red Hawk Elementary School in Temecula, CA, between Los Angeles and San Diego California (33.4688N, -117.0984W) on 2022-06-24 in order to capture the International Space Station (ISS) passing close to the planet Saturn in the sky. He used a video camera with an exposure time of one millisecond to freeze the rapidly-moving (7.4 km/sec) ISS.
The ISS, at magnitude -3, was 25 times brighter than Saturn (magnitude 0.5), as is apparent from the surface brightness in the video. The apparent size of the ISS and Saturn (including its ring system) is about the same, as Saturn is somewhat more distant.