Every day, we post a photo of Cape May, and our readers let us know which photos are their favorites with the help of a little 
icon. (We also poll our readers every January, just to be sure you still feel the same way.) After a bit of tallying, we are proud to present your favorite Cape May photographs from 2011.
We’ve had so many requests that we have created a Cape May calendar using these images which is available through RedBubble for $25, plus shipping. You can choose your starting month! Buy the calendar
Winter Beach Houses – January 8
Storm Break – February 25
Almost Gone – March 27
Post Storm Daybreak – April 17
Beach Boxes Out, Summer’s Nearly Here – May 11
Simply Cape May – June 30
Purple Haze – July 21
Under Rainbow Light – August 14
To the Sun… – September 13
6:42 p.m. – October 8
Sunset at the Cove – November 14
2011’s Last Sunset – December 31
That’s a fantastic collection of photos. I’m happy to see several of the photos
I voted for made the final cut.
Thanks for bringing us the Cape May Photo of the day throughout the year.
How about a calendar? Bet is would sell out in a heartbeat!
Calendar?!?! That would be awesome and you can start with 2011 pictures ….
great idea! Would be a great gift around the holidays!
We’ve had so many people ask about a calendar, we figured we had better make one available! We are offering a 2012 calendar (you can choose your starting month!) featuring this year’s winning images through RedBubble for $25. Next year, we’ll get on this sooner! http://www.redbubble.com/people/capepublishing/calendars/8421862-cape-may-new-jersey
I agree, a calender would be a great idea. I do have a picture of the houses on Ocean drive matted and hung on my living room wall.
Love this! What a nice reminder of beautiful Cape May on a cold February day. I have tons of pictures of Cape May – if you are really considering a calendar, please get in touch with me! I’d love to share :)
laurajean922@gmail.com
I calendar is a GREAT idea!! Will def be buying that. The pictures are wonderful and help keep us warm in the cold winter months while we wait for “Cape May time” again!