Post a Comment
Download a Preview
View Full Frame Still
Technical Information
Flag
Submit
HD 1080 (1920x1080) 
Add to Cart 
   $100
Rating:
(0 ratings)

Embed code:

vadervideo

Artist:

vadervideo
View Portfolio
Clip Details
Clip ID#:
289158
Number of Views:
540
Model Released:
No
Downloads:
2
Property Released:
No
Date Uploaded:
27 Nov 2008
Date Created:
25 Nov 2008
Frame Rate:
29.97 FPS
Matte attached:
No
Alpha channel:
No
Seemless Looping:
No
Duration:
00:00:12,03
Audio:
none

Description

A Mojave Desert diamond back rattlesnake starts moving its head to see if there is any prey. Rattle snakes usually sit very still while waiting. But every once in a while one gets lucky and catches them re-adjusting their position.

Location: Sonora Desert, AZ, United States

Source: Sony HVR-A1U

Tags for this Stock Video

"vader video" Mojave back bite dangerous desert diamond patterns predator rattle rattlesnake rock snake venomous no people real time close up wide angle lens shallow depth of field low angle point of view (pov) color natural lighting archival contemporary 2000s autumn day exterior sunny cloudy

More From this Artist
Collections Containing this Stock Video
LOADING...
Load more results
  • clipbin 14102
    Extreme Macro & Close Ups
  • clipbin 162425
    Desert
  • clipbin 6447
    Nature - Plants - Animals