Since film is undergoing a nostalgic resurgence --Pentax says it is planning to make film cameras again-- I thought that I would post a second example from the salt-water damaged roll of 35mm film. This was in the Leica M4-P rangefinder when a rogue wave crashed over me, soaking the camera and destroying the lens. The camera body is currently in the process of being repaired by Leica in Wetzlar who have recently advised that it should be returned to Australia by the end of June.
Here is the photo:
It is actually a more interesting photo of the wooden structure of the old Granite Island causeway than it would have been if the film was normal or non-damaged. What it shows is that it is the materiality of film that opens up opportunities to treat the film differently during the developmental process. You can play around with the filmic material if you want to, but colour film is now expensive.