Ocean Film Festival heading to Inverness and Edinburgh
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Image source, Karina HoldenA still from Blue, a film about the impact of marine pollution
The Ocean Film Festival is heading to Scotland as part of a world tour.
Organisers have described this year's event, the fifth to be held, as the biggest yet.
Showing a selection of films covering marine pollution, seafaring adventures and surfing, the festival aims to inspire people to explore, respect, enjoy and protect the oceans.
The Scottish dates are Inverness' Eden Court on 14 September and the Festival Theatre in Edinburgh on 15 September.
Image source, vladoskanScarlet's Tale is a documentary about the bond between a man and the great white shark that took one of his legs
Image source, Adventure is CallingAdventure is Calling is another of the films being shown this year
Image source, Adventure is CallingThe film provides a glimpse of the beauty that can be found underwater
Image source, Christina and Eusebio Saenz de SantamariaOne Breath: A Life Without Gravity is about freediving
Image source, Christina and Eusebio Saenz de SantamariaOne Breath follows divers Christina and Eusebio Saenz De Santamaria
Image source, Tim BonythonThe Big Wave Project follows a tight-knit crew of leading big wave surfers
Image source, Tim BonythonThe film took five years to make
Image source, Matt ChauvinA monk seal among beach litter in the film, Blue
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