Never Say Never Again 3

Brighton on Film

The third batch of images from my most recent foray into film photography, shot on Ilford HP5 with my Nikon FM2 in March during a walk along the Undercliff from Brighton Marina to Rottingdean.
The negatives were processed by Harman Labs., then scanned and further processed in Adobe Lightroom.

The beginning of the Undercliff Walk from the Eastern edge of Brighton Marina.

Roedean Girls' School above the cliffs East of Brighton.

Pale sunshine over the English Channel from the Undercliff Walk.

Pale sunshine over the English Channel from the Undercliff Walk.  

Apartments at Brighton Marina on our return.
Location: Brighton, UK

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