Alligator, iguanas, and other wildlife abound in this short film set to music shot with the Canon HV20. If you like nature/wildlife films check it out! Please leave a comment and let me know what you think. If you look closely at 2:17 you'll see an alligator jump out of the water. Favorite shot: Baby alligator swimming around with a dragonfly perched on it's head. The thumbnail above is a digital photo I shot with the HV20 and does not appear in the…
9 year old Sambath in Cambodia keeps a 5 meter long python snake as his pet. The snake and the boy have been together since he was a baby. More from Cambodia on www.cambodiatales.com
This is a short clip from a 60 minute documentary I made for BBC4 about the plight of wildlife in the Galapagos, featuring the extraordinary story of Lonesome George, the last surviving individual of his species.
Note to moderators: this film was filmed, directed and produced by myself for the BBC Natural History Unit.
A garter snake. Successfully recording this scene made my day. Recorded in northern Eugene, Oregon.
This is surely my most-commented video. It was recorded using the video function of a $250 still digital camera, the Canon A610.
The snake was frozen with fear after I noticed it on the sidewalk. It went into the bark-o-mulch and I set the camera down as close as it would tolerate, about 3~4 inches away. I moved it even closer for the second shot,…
Irwin the Centralian Carpet Python has dinner. This is a timelapse shot with 3 cameras, mostly seen through the HD eyes of a Sony HVR-V1P, which allows some great pan and scan and tracking for a moving object such as a python.
Includes the requisite 200FPS slow motion strike, as well. Watching a python feed is amazing, and doing so sped up is even cooler.
Share videos of your reptile pets, reptiles in the wild, etc. Everything from the crazy things they do to interesting educational videos about keeping reptiles as pets. Learn from other reptile pet owners and discover the amazing variety of reptiles in the world!
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