As everyone knows, you cannot step into the same river twice (at least, according to Heraclitus). A river is the embodiment of the flow of constant change in which we live our lives. However, a camera is one means of catching moments from this flux, and a photographic sequence enables us to put some of these captured moments side by side for comparison. Moreover, if you revisit the same, different river many times you can probably learn a lot more by paying attention to its hundred "same differences", than by visiting a hundred rivers in different places. These photographs were all taken on repeated visits to the stretch of the River Test that runs through the grounds of Mottisfont Abbey, a National Trust property near Romsey in Hampshire, England.