Photos of Micanopy, Florida by NYC wedding, event, and portrait photographer Kelly Williams

The Road to Micanopy, Florida

ByKelly Williams, Photographer

Happy new year, everyone!  I hope you all are enjoying a little ‘down time’ — I certainly am.  I’m spending time with my family in Florida, and we recently took a trip to Jacksonville to visit with my aunt and cousins.  The trip was great, especially the side trip to a little town called Micanopy (pronounced “mick-ah-No-pee“).  The town is an ideal relic of ‘old Florida’ and has one main street with lots of cute shops and restaurants.  I encourage everyone to take a visit there if you can.  While you’re there, enjoy some alligator tail at the Yearling Restaurant in nearby Cross Creek.  Enjoy the pics, and there will be plenty more photos of Florida coming soon!

Trees shrouded in fog

A faded sign for an antiques store

A stuffed leopard for sale in an antiques store

A kewpie doll angel for sale in an antiques store

Antique soda bottles on display in a cafe

A dirt road covered over in vines

 

 

The front walkway to the Herlong Mansion Bed and Breakfast Inn
Herlong Mansion Bed and Breakfast Inn, Micanopy

Photos of Micanopy, Florida by NYC wedding, event, and portrait photographer Kelly Williams

Photos of Micanopy, Florida by NYC wedding, event, and portrait photographer Kelly Williams

Photos of Micanopy, Florida by NYC wedding, event, and portrait photographer Kelly Williams

Photos of Micanopy, Florida by NYC wedding, event, and portrait photographer Kelly Williams

Photos of Micanopy, Florida by NYC wedding, event, and portrait photographer Kelly Williams

Photos of Micanopy, Florida by NYC wedding, event, and portrait photographer Kelly Williams

A wide shot of Cross Creek
Cross Creek
Memorial Park in Cross Creek
Memorial Park in Cross Creek

A fading sign selling citrus

A moss-covered tree

The Micanopy Porch Band entertaining a young fan at the Yearling Restaurant in Cross Creek
Micanopy Porch Band entertaining a young fan at the Yearling Restaurant in Cross Creek

An abandoned gas station

Jack's Barbecue in Minneola
Jack’s Barbecue in Minneola

Hi! My name is Kelly Williams, and I am a San Antonio wedding and family photographer. I love telling the story of someone’s love, life, and happiness in one frame.

I proudly call San Antonio home, but I have lived in NYC for the past 21 years.

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