-grapher

British  

combining form

1. indicating a person who writes about or is skilled in a subject

   geographer

   photographer

2. indicating a person who writes, records, or draws in a specified way

   stenographer

   lithographer

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Example Sentences

Clooney said that Radio Man is the only grapher he will take a package from.

From Seattle Times

There is at least one other grapher in New York capable of exchanging packages with celebrities: Giovanni Arnold, 38, who has been graphing in the city since 1999.

From Seattle Times

It was hard to say if he was a grapher or just a fan.

From Seattle Times

Atsushi Taguchi, a “drone grapher,” as specialists in drone video are called, expects test flights can be carried out even if flying cars won’t become a reality for years since the basic technology for stable flying already exists with recent advances in sensors, robotics and digital cameras.

From Washington Times

“If you go the commercial way, you’re going to shrink the user base and you’re going to shrink the amount of knowledge you gain from it,” says Matthew Hansen, a geo­grapher at the University of Mary­land in College Park who uses some private data.

From Nature