Snowpocalypse 2016 hits New York, by NYC photojournalist, Kelly Williams

The Blizzard Cometh to NYC

ByKelly Williams, Photographer January 24, 2016March 26, 2024

I hope all of my fellow New Yorkers have had the chance to go play in the snow this evening! We were walloped with 25 inches (and still waiting for the official count) of snow starting at around midnight last night. I went out this evening at 8:30 p.m. to check out the status of the snow, and I’m happy to report that most of the white stuff has been cleared. The roads are good, but good luck if you were hoping to dig your car out for tomorrow’s commute. The subways are running (at least those below ground, like my E/F line), and it seems everyone is out taking selfies. Here are some photos from tonight’s adventures with Snowpocalypse 2016.

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Florida | Places

The Florida State Fair

ByKelly Williams, Photographer February 10, 2015March 26, 2024

Yesterday, my mother and I visited the Florida State Fair. For a city girl like myself, this was an introduction to the country life, complete with livestock competitions, homemade concoctions, and everything you would ever need to decorate your house à la Little House on the Prairie. Share this post:

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Woman looking out window of Hong Kong ding ding

Places | Southeast Asia

Hong Kong Street Photography: The View From the Ding Ding

ByKelly Williams, Photographer January 16, 2019June 18, 2024

Hong Kong is a hustling, bustling town, with many different ways to get around. One of the oldest, and most interesting, is the ding ding – a double-decker tramway running along Hennessy Road on Hong Kong Island. Riding in the ding ding gives you a quiet means of watching the world as it goes past….

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Fruit seller on boat in Cai Be Floating Market

Places | Southeast Asia

Cai Be Floating Markets

ByKelly Williams, Photographer October 3, 2018June 18, 2024

When you visit the floating markets of the Mekong Delta in Vietnam, there are two main markets: Cai Rang and Cai Be. Cai Rang is the larger and more popular market, while Cai Be is tiny with only a few boats in operation. So is Cai Be even worth your time? Yes, if you’re interested…

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Places | Southeast Asia

Siem Reap Travel Tips

ByKelly Williams, Photographer August 15, 2018June 18, 2024

Siem Reap is the Las Vegas of Southeast Asia. As opposed to quieter destinations in this part of the world, Siem Reap is all about neon lights, loud noise, and sensory overload. If the temples of Angkor Wat are on your list of must-see destinations, then this town is a necessary evil as there is…

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Florida | Places

Yeehaw Junction, Florida

ByKelly Williams, Photographer January 7, 2017April 5, 2017

Happy new year, everyone! As you can tell from my Instagram (@KellyWPhotog), I am still on vacation in Florida. As such, I have been slow to get back to the social media grind. I thought I might ease into the regular blog schedule by sharing a few photos from Florida with you. Share this post:

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Out West | Places

Las Vegas Street Photography & New Instagram Accounts

ByKelly Williams, Photographer February 22, 2017March 26, 2024

As you may have seen from my Instagram (@KellyWPhotog), I am finally back from the wild blue yonder of Las Vegas. I was out west to attend the annual Wedding and Portrait Photographers International (WPPI) conference. Not that much news to report, but I did manage to take some street photos while I was there….

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