Hope this helps. I've cropped the image as best I can. Usually I shoot in RAW, but sometimes I forget to change from JPEG. This particular shot was in JPEG. Sorry, if image leaves something to be desired. However, it was of the same individual.

If this image does not suit your needs, I may have other images of Acanthepeira in my files. You will have to wait for an image search as I am leaving for "Keokuk" Iowa for Thanksgiving vacation. I'll return on December 3, 2009.

I think this is a female Acanthepeira cherokee, after the epigynum crop. Even though the crop is hard to see clearly, I can still tell that the scape is really short. That, combined with your location (Florida), the very short spikes on the abdomen make me think cherokee. I will add, though, that Levi writes that "it can be exceedingly difficult to separate some Acanthepeira species from the southeastern United States and it appears that three species interbreed". However, he then shows some scapes and epigynums from those intermediate species (mixed species) and none of them look like yours. So I personally think yours is a 'full bred' cherokee.