Four Triumph motorcycles lined up together in flat winter light

Why I Do This

Growing up my mum was mad on photography, she used to shoot everything on a 35mm. Every Saturday we used to head in to town to get the films developed. That’s where it all started.

Now, we have thousands of photos of our childhood. While we didn't have much, we have memories of the amazing times we had.

It took me a long time to work out what she’d actually done. A photo is the only part of a day you get to keep, and she knew that long before I did.

Same goes for the bike. You’ll own yours a few years and then it’ll be somebody else’s, and what you’re left with is whatever you managed to photograph.

My Bobber is my pride and joy, it's something I had on a vision board for years before I got one.

So I shoot it properly. And I show other riders how to do the same.

Lee with the Bobber, Bomber County Moto

How I Got Here

I got thrown out of school at fifteen with no qualifications. As a kid I was constantly drawing and making shit, I wanted to be a tattoo artist for the longest time, it never came to fruition, but I've done a few on myself. What I actually did after school, was groundwork, warehouse work, delivery driving, and then fixing laptops.

It wasn't until I started my own business as an adult that my creativity was reignited. I needed product photos for my website, so I bought a Canon 70D. I soon realised that shooting and editing was the bit I loved. That turned into a video and marketing agency, which I still run now.

In May 2023 I passed my bike test at thirty-seven. I’d wanted to since I was eighteen but never got round to it. I started posting bike content on my personal page, it did pretty well, so I gave it its own page and it exploded.

Why I Teach It

When I first started creating moto content I reached out to a few creators asking questions and none of them got back to me, not one.

And I get asked questions about my content almost every day, so I wanted to do things differently and help those who don’t have the experience I have to level up their content.

Not only that but I have a 4 month old, and making a living from home teaching others how to make sick motorcycle content while being here to see my son grow up is an absolute dream.

So here we are.

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