Scenic Eye - Neil Terry

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I've been taking phoos from the age of six through to now. I've owned an Digital SLR Camera for over nine years and been continuing to expand my experience. I enjoy photographing and videoing LIVE Bands in the area. Recently I have been setting up pages for local bands. I'm also take on photography work with Dennis O'Hara website - ohara.cool

Proud Doesn’t Quite Cover ItI spent some time yesterday visiting the final year exhibitions at Solent University and cam...
10/06/2026

Proud Doesn’t Quite Cover It

I spent some time yesterday visiting the final year exhibitions at Solent University and came away genuinely impressed.

Seeing our daughter’s Graphic Design work displayed alongside so many talented students was a real proud dad moment. Her book was very creative and engaging.

The creativity, thought and effort that had gone into the all projects on display was clear to see.

I also took a wander through the wider Creative Arts exhibition and one piece in particular stopped me in my tracks. A very unique take on Windows that certainly got people talking!

A huge congratulations to all the students exhibiting their work. The talent on show was remarkable and it was great to see so many different ideas brought to life.

The future looks very bright indeed. 👏🎓🎨

Local live music making the headlines! 🎸My latest Scenic Eye review of The The Trevor John Band final performance at The...
08/06/2026

Local live music making the headlines! 🎸

My latest Scenic Eye review of The The Trevor John Band final performance at The Berkeley Arms, Bosham has been featured in the The News, Portsmouth

A packed venue, a fantastic atmosphere and a fitting send off for a band that has entertained audiences across the area for many years.

A huge thank you to Trevor and the band for the music, the memories and for letting me capture one final night through the lens.

Have a read and let me know if you were there.

http://www.portsmouth.co.uk/your-world/trevor-john-band-brings-the-house-down-at-the-berkeley-arms-8663484

Trevor John Band Brings the House Down at the Berkeley Arms

One Piano, One Voice, One Brilliant Afternoon Friday afternoon was spent enjoying the wonderful talents of Helen Spooner...
07/06/2026

One Piano, One Voice, One Brilliant Afternoon

Friday afternoon was spent enjoying the wonderful talents of Helen Spooner at Stansted Park Garden Centre.

Helen has a rare ability to combine powerful vocals with exceptional piano playing, creating a performance that immediately captures your attention. Helen brings a fresh take to well known songs across the decades while adding her own unique style and personality.

What makes Helen stand out is how effortlessly she connects with her audience. One moment she is delivering a heartfelt ballad, the next she is putting her own spin on a classic favourite.

Stansted Garden Centre continues to be one of the area’s hidden gems for live music. Every Friday from 2:30pm to 4:30pm, the Garden Café provides the perfect setting to unwind at the end of the week. Whether you are catching up on a few final emails, enjoying a coffee and cake, or simply taking a well deserved break, it is a lovely way to spend a Friday afternoon.

A fantastic performance from Helen and another reminder that great live music can often be found in the most unexpected places.

Three bands, one night. A decent challenge even by Scenic Eye standards!My final stop of the evening was The Zed Men at ...
06/06/2026

Three bands, one night. A decent challenge even by Scenic Eye standards!

My final stop of the evening was The Zed Men at The Crown, and what a way to round off a busy night of live music. The band brought plenty of energy, delivering a set packed with well known classics that kept the crowd dancing and singing along.

The Crown Inn Emsworth was packed and buzzing, with a great atmosphere both inside and out.

A great reminder of why the local music scene is thriving. Talented bands, welcoming venues and people simply enjoying a night out with friends and good music.

📸 Scenic Eye. Supporting local live music, one gig at a time.

Sometimes you stumble across an artist for the first time and wonder how you’ve not seen them before.That was exactly my...
06/06/2026

Sometimes you stumble across an artist for the first time and wonder how you’ve not seen them before.

That was exactly my experience watching Stockman, aka Alex Kriche, at The Lord Raglan Emsworth .

Alexander kriche brings a unique style to every song he performs, putting his own spin on classic 70s and 80s favourites while keeping the crowd engaged from start to finish. Full of charisma and personality, he has that rare ability to make every performance feel personal.

What surprised me most was learning that guitar isn’t even his main instrument. Piano is actually his first choice, which makes his musicianship even more impressive.

The audience were captivated throughout and it was easy to see why. Great songs, great vocals and a genuinely talented performer doing things his own way.

A fantastic evening of live music and another reminder of the incredible talent we have on our local music scene.

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🔥 Guest List Only. Trevor John Band Brings the House Down at the Berkeley Arms Another evening, another music adventure,...
06/06/2026

🔥 Guest List Only. Trevor John Band Brings the House Down at the Berkeley Arms

Another evening, another music adventure, and this time it was my first visit to the The Berkeley Arms

When people warned me it was going to be busy, they weren’t exaggerating. I arrived to find the venue operating on a guest list only basis, a clear sign of just how popular the evening had become. Fortunately, I had been invited along by Sean Meads to photograph what was billed as the final The Trevor John Band gig.

The celebrations were in full swing as the Berkeley Arms marked its 12th anniversary, and the atmosphere was electric. Trevor John Band wasted no time getting the party going, launching into a set packed with popular favourites that had the crowd singing along from the very first songs.

Getting photographs was a challenge in itself. With every inch of space occupied, I had to resort to a few cheeky photographer tactics, slipping in through a side entrance and finding a spot beyond one of the speakers to grab some shots from the front. It was worth the effort and it was great catching up with so many familiar faces from the local live music scene.

Once I’d escaped the hustle and bustle indoors, I discovered one of the venue’s hidden gems. The garden offered a much calmer setting where I could still enjoy every song while capturing photographs from behind the stage. From there I had a direct view of the band, the crowd and the stunning surroundings, giving me a completely different perspective on what was a memorable evening.

At the centre of it all was Trevor John himself. Despite many people assuming John is his surname, it is actually his middle name. Originally from a musical family in Singapore, Trevor has spent many years performing in the UK and has built a reputation for a voice that can effortlessly move from powerful rock classics to more intimate acoustic favourites. That versatility was on full display throughout the evening, with songs spanning multiple decades and genres, keeping the packed audience entertained from start to finish.

It’s easy to see why the Berkeley Arms has earned such a strong reputation. The venue is known for its welcoming atmosphere, characterful surroundings and commitment to live music. Combined with the energy of the crowd and a band delivering hit after hit, it made for a brilliant evening.

Congratulations to the Berkeley Arms on celebrating 12 years, and congratulations to Trevor John Band for providing the perfect soundtrack to the occasion.

If this really was the final chapter for Trevor John Band, then it was a fitting way to bow out. A packed venue, a fantastic atmosphere and a set full of songs that had people singing along from start to finish. Not many bands get the chance to sign off in front of a crowd like that, but Trevor John Band did exactly that.

Here’s to the memories, the music and one last great night at the Berkeley Arms. A fitting finale for a band that has entertained audiences across the South Coast for many years.

05/06/2026

FREEBIRD a Tribute to Eva Cassidy at The Gaiety Southsea get your tickets now. My review I did at her first gig at Hanger Farm is on the previous post from back in January.

FREEBIRD a Tribute to Eva Cassidy is at The Gaiety Southsea this August.  Get your tickets today you won’t regret it all...
05/06/2026

FREEBIRD a Tribute to Eva Cassidy is at The Gaiety Southsea this August. Get your tickets today you won’t regret it all the songs are well known classics you will have a great night. This was a little review I did after her debut gig at Hanger Farm which was a sell out.

The Script at St.marys Football Stadium as part of the warm up to Take That last Saturday.
04/06/2026

The Script at St.marys Football Stadium as part of the warm up to Take That last Saturday.

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02/06/2026

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