The Motorgrapher – Professional Motorcycle Photography for Everybody
If you’ve been wondering who’s behind the recent spate of beautifully taken professional shots you’ve seen on The Gasoline Addict, wonder no more.

Here’s Barry Seah, also known as The Motorgrapher. He’s responsible for the conceptualization, planning and make-up of the shots you see in all TGA motorcycle reviews lately.


A professional photographer since 2011, Barry picked up motorcycling in 2014. The feeling of freedom on the road quickly grew into a love for motorcycles and naturally the two passions were combined in 2016 when he introduced motorcycle photography into his range of offerings for clients, giving rise to the Motorgrapher label under his studio, PPI.

As The Motorgrapher, Barry spends time getting to know his clients and their choice of motorcycles, weaving the information he gets into a personalized theme for the shoot or series of photos unique to each client. For example, when we were planning the shoot for the Triumphs, Barry had 2 ideas for the theme, one with lighting effects to simulate a heartbeat monitor for the rhythm of the twins and the other to bring out a strong grungy mood to reflect the garage-built culture surrounding the origins of Bobbers and Café Racers. This resulted in 2 very different flavours, one which you have seen in the Bobber and Streetcup review and the other which I have kept for this piece since I felt it was special and had to be kept for the right time.

Aside from personal portraits with motorcycles, The Motorgrapher can also shoot proud family portraits for motorcycle owners/lovers and create canvas prints to display in the home making breath-taking pieces for the home and family to share.

A little extra to note, The Motorgrapher now includes a new video crew and we’ll be working on creating wicked motorcycle videos under our partnership. SO STAY TUNED!

Enquiries on The Motorgrapher’s services can be directed to Barry at +6596925673.

The selection of his works here should indulge your senses and show why you need to ring him up for appointments – TGA

