Guymon chamber names Natasha Eidson Photography business of the month

The Guymon Chamber of Commerce named Natasha Eidson Photography its Business of the Month for May 2026, putting a homegrown service business in the spotlight for more than social-media appeal. The recognition goes to a photographer who grew up in the Guymon area and built a reputation over 11 years by serving families, seniors and weddings across the Oklahoma Panhandle.

Natasha Eidson’s path started early. She received her first camera at 17 while attending Hardesty High School, then launched her business at 19 as Natasha Colpetzer Photography. After marrying Jason in 2018, she rebranded under her married name and kept expanding the business from a local start into one of the better-known photography names in the region. Eidson and her husband are raising three boys, Cooper, Kade and Luke, and her family ties in Guymon are part of the story behind the business’s staying power.

The chamber profile describes Eidson as one of the region’s leading photographers, with work featured by Wed Society Oklahoma, Oklahoma Today Magazine and COWGIRL Magazine. Locally, she has also been recognized as Guymon’s Best of the Best Photographer, a sign that her customer base has grown on word-of-mouth, repeat business and a visible presence in town. For a Main Street market like Guymon, that kind of recognition matters because it points to a business that does not depend on a single rush of customers. It depends on trust.

Eidson’s chamber honor also reflects the role she plays beyond photography. She created Creators for a Purpose, an event centered on supporting local artists, and she remains involved with the chamber through its ambassador program and other civic efforts. Her resume already includes the Next Gen Under 30 Award in 2020 and Guymon Ambassador of the Year in 2025, underscoring that her influence in Texas County extends past the camera lens.

The chamber’s own mission is to serve as the convener, voice and advocate for its members, connecting local retailers, service providers and organizations. It says that work is aimed at making Guymon a more desirable place to live and do business, and its Business of the Month program is one way it keeps member businesses in front of the public. For a local entrepreneur like Eidson, that kind of recognition can translate into the kind of visibility that drives bookings, referrals and steady revenue in a community where reputation still carries real economic weight.