Photographer's Cache: Chicago Style Mystery Cache

Welcome to the Photographer's Cache! This cache is a hybrid cache, and the first of it's kind. It is also part of a series of 10 photograph caches. Links to the other caches are below.

Welcome to the Photographer's Cache - Chicago Style! This cache is based on a series of 10 photograph caches. Links to the other caches are below. The twist on this one is that it must stay in the boundaries of "Chicagoland."

1. The cache is started by placing coordinates of a spot you have always wanted photographed. The cache page is then changed to reflect the Country/Coordinates of the requested photo.
2. A cacher close to that area will see the cache as near them, and if they choose to participate, take the pictures of the area, log a find, and post the photos online.
3. The same cacher who took the picture then decides where the next picture should be taken, and the process is repeated.

Guidelines:

• This cache is simlar to the other ten Photographer's Caches (linked below) except that the locations chosen must be within the counties directly surrounding Chicago (Cook, Will, Kendall, Kane, DuPage and Lake).
• Photographs should be of good quality. Drive by, out of focus pictures will not be accepted.
• At least one picture should have the cacher's GPSr in it. This will prevent I-was-there-last-year pictures or internet pictures.
• If you visited a location previously, you may certainly post pictures - but only to a note (). To claim a "Found it" log (), you must visit the cache location for the duration of the placement. Pictures taken prior to the placement do not count as a find, nor do pictures taken after the cache has moved on.
• If no one responds to a photo request for 90 days, the last cacher will be asked to make another photo request
• Photo requests should only be made in active cache areas. Example: A photo request of the North Pole would not likely be taken and should be avoided.
• Be Original! Check the history of this cache as well as the web gallery history of the other nine Photographer's Caches.*
• Also be original in placement as far as location: I will not place a Photographer's Cache within 528 feet (0.10 miles) of an existing current cache.*
• Try to be a little “crafty” in your locations. Instead of just telling us where you'd like us to go, use a hint and the best coordinates possible. This will add a little excitement. What will I find when I get there? Example: Where's 50 gallons of butter when you need it? Answer Here.

GONIL