Glenarm is a picturesque coastal village and conservation area located on the beautiful Antrim Coast Road, – that tourist gem stretching from larne to Ballycastle and the world famous Giant’s Causeway. We visited the town for an afternoon on a sunny day in August 2024 (One of the very few sunny days this summer) and found it well endowed with visitors, especially families with small children, paddling in the sea, and enjoying the sand and the ice-cream band.

Glenarm sits in a peaceful bay, surrounded by a forest to one side and the North Channel on the other.

We didn’t get much time in the village, due to my intention to get to Ballycastle by tea-time – purely to get a Fish Supper in Mortons! There’s much more to Glenarm than I managed to photograph, including the castle, the walled garden, the forest, and the quaint streets. But for now, here’s a few images, made with the Fuji, and with the Nikon F100 camera, on Adox 100ISO film, and developed in Atomal…