These images again started life as a photo just a couple of metres from the previous two.  Similarly they result from cropping and colour enhancement. I looked at both these images and liked both for slightly different reasons. The crop on the second is so severe, just the point where water tumbles between two boulders, so severe that it loses detail, yet enhances the impression of water and movement and turbulence and light.The first shows a little more detail and in so doing shows more of the beautiful forms created in nature. They are both deliberately impressionistic, trying to get the feel of this mountain beck and the moments I was there. The photos were taken literally just seconds apart; and show how slight changes in the flow, the wind, the light,  ensure that no two images will ever be the same at this spot. Add to that my own creativity in working on the photos and thus even more different permutations are possible. It all makes the point that the number of differing images is boundless, limited only by the creativity of nature and the imagination of the artist.