Into the Blue – Stories from the Wild, Watery Edges

Rebecca Douglas is a visual storyteller and ocean advocate, capturing awe-inspiring tales of nature’s wild edges to rewild our bond with Earth.

Date: Saturday, October 18
Time: 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM
Location: Graduate by Hilton Cambridge, Mill Lane
Duration: 1 hour
Price: £5

Why Join This Talk:

Ocean advocate & storyteller – Rebecca brings the underwater world to life
Breathtaking visuals – From icy Arctic to Scottish Highland depths
Multi-media approach – Photography, video, and drone work
All skill levels – Perfect for beginners and pros alike
Fujifilm insights – How gear change transformed her creative process
Environmental connection – Powerful reminder of our planet’s fragility

What You’ll Learn:

Underwater photography techniques for beginners
Swimming alongside wildlife and capturing their stories
How earth, sea and sky create magical meeting points
Visual storytelling through awe-inspiring imagery
Building a connection between humans and nature through photography

Perfect For:

Anyone drawn to the deep blue and ocean photography
Divers interested in capturing their underwater experiences
Environmental photographers and advocates
Storytellers wanting to connect people with nature
Those curious about underwater and drone photography

Locations & Experiences:

Icy Arctic waters
Clear depths of Scottish Highlands
Liminal spaces where nature whispers its stories
Encounters with marine wildlife

About

Rebecca Douglas is a visual storyteller, ocean advocate and edgewalker, blending photo, video, drone, speaking & writing. Her work explores the liminal spaces between earth, sea and sky, and she is on a mission to rewild our connection to nature, capturing powerful narratives to ignite curiosity and spark wonder and awe. Rebecca’s journey has taken her into the icy waters of the Arctic, beneath the clear seas of the Scottish Highlands and into the heart of wildlife encounters where magic unfolds beneath the surface.