The afternoon light dances on the rushing surface of water creating a hidden face for the viewer to see, yet only for a moment and its gone. The levels of this picture was adjusted just slighly and a unsharp mask was applied. The image is full frame.
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Took some looking to see it, and only when I focussed on that darker line of shade in the water did it come to me - I was looking for something larger. I like this composition - like the movement through the frame produced by the rush of water and the lines of the fir tree, and I also like the tonality. The 'point' of the shot, especially given your title, doesn't seem to be a texture though, which makes it an odd thing to submit to this challenge, perhaps. There is perhaps some suggestion of tactility in the water, but only at a stretch.
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