Natural Touch Photography

People-Centered Photography for Any Occasion

Natural Touch Photography ~ By Guillermo Quijano

The connection, energy, and individuality that my photography clients bring, are the elements that make the image work. The role of my experience is knowing how to meet them in their space and let their own presence, their own nature come through naturally.

It is a magical synergy, and that is what photography is for me.

Bride and groom look at each other tenderly during their new mexico wedding ceremony

Wedding Photography With Meaning

Silhouette of a couple standing close together outdoors during sunset, with the woman in a long dress and the man in western wear, including a hat, in a rural landscape.

A bride and groom smiling outdoors during sunset, standing in front of a yellow adobe-style building with a tower, holding a bouquet of flowers.

A bride and groom sharing a kiss at their wedding, with the bride holding a pair of high-heeled shoes and a bouquet of flowers.

A newlywed couple leaning against a desert-colored wall, with the bride holding a colorful bouquet, smiling at the camera. The groom is in a black tuxedo with a bow tie. They are outdoors with potted plants and a decorative archway in the background.

A newlywed couple shares a kiss outdoors on a green lawn with mountains and blue sky in the background. The bride wears a white wedding gown, and the groom is in a dark shirt and vest, holding the bride as she leans back holding a bouquet of flowers.

Bride and groom standing close together on a wooden bridge, heads touching, holding a bouquet of white orchids, roses, and greenery, with blurred green trees in the background.

WEDDING PHOTO PAGE

SEE ENGAGEMENT PHOTOS

Weddings are not performances. They are lived moments, relationships, and histories coming together — often quietly, sometimes all at once.

When Experience Matters

Experience matters most when moments are unfolding quickly and can’t be repeated. Staying calm, attentive, and present allows what matters to surface naturally — regardless of the setting or occasion.

A newlywed couple smiling and posing for a photo inside a church, with the bride holding a bouquet of roses and wearing a white wedding dress, while standing on a staircase beneath a wooden spiral staircase.

Weddings are fast, emotional, and unpredictable. The work isn’t about perfection—it’s about staying calm, adapting quickly, and making thoughtful decisions under pressure so couples can stay present and enjoy their day.

WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY

FAMILY PHOTOGRAPHY

SENIOR PHOTOS

PET PHOTOS

ENGAGEMENT PHOTOS

FAMILY PHOTOGRAPHY WITH HEART

Family of five outdoors in a wooded area, with three children and two adults, posing on and around a large fallen tree trunk.

Young boy in a patterned shirt crawling on the ground outdoors surrounded by autumn trees with golden leaves.

A family of three adults and a young boy in an autumn forest with fall foliage, posing together and smiling at the camera.

Family photography is less about how people look together and more about how they feel together — familiar, connected, and at ease.

A couple kissing outdoors near a fountain with trees in the background.

A family of six sitting on the ground outdoors among trees and tall grass, smiling at the camera. The family includes a man, woman, two boys, a girl, and a toddler girl, all dressed in casual, colorful clothing.

FAMILY PHOTO PAGE

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Why the work Matters To Me

I love photography, I love my job.

What other job guarantees you hours of continued happiness, unlimited creativity and free wedding cake?

None!

I love connecting with people, bringing them out of their shell to capture what they are really about, clearing their inhibitions and seeing the result transformed into a timeless image.

I love exposure and light and f-stops and all that, but I truly feel like every photograph is a work of art in itself and something very personal to people, regardless of it’s accurate focus, or megapixels or the “law of thirds”, or its perfect exposure.

Did you ever look at an old wrinkled, faded, blurry photo of your great grandparents, or your high school prom, or the house you grew up in, and critique it because OF its photographic imperfections? Or did you instead tear up because of what it meant? It is that emotion that makes photography unique.

Photography is an emotional bank account that will always help us heal and be happy we were alive.