I Need Some Cache Pictures

[+CYBret]

I'm looking for people who would be willing to donate a picture or two for a project I've been working on for the Geocacher-U site. I was going to just use my own pics, but I think yours are probably more interesting. The pictures will be part of a larger graphic used to illustrate some points about cache hiding.

 

Here's what I need:

1. A picture of a LARGE cache. Something in the area of a 25mm linked box or grenade box...or maybe even bigger (not ridiculously bigger)

 

2. A couple pictures of standard sized caches--ammo can or other other water-tight containers.

 

3. A picture of a well-camouflaged cache from a wooded area (fake stump, etc).

 

4. A picture of a really nice urban camo'ed cache.

 

5. A cache in a small clear-plastic rubbermaid type container.

 

6. micro cache - film canister, altoid strip container...whatever.

 

I don't want to infringe on anyone else's pictures, so please only send pics of your own caches. If you'd like me to link to the cache page for that particular container, please include it, I'd be happy to add it. I will do my best to give you proper credit (if you include that info in your submission).

 

I suppose you could post the pics here, but if you'd prefer, please email them to me at photos (AT) geocacher-u.com

 

Thanks for the help!

 

Bret

[+puppymonster]

How about this for a big cache box... 33 1/3

 

 

I'm sure mtn-man can go back and take a daytime photo for you if you would like. You could lighten this photo a bit as well.

[+puppymonster]

There are some daytime shots in this log on the cache page. I'm sure I could get their permission to use the photos if you like that cache box. (Everyone says yes to the puppymonster.) Just let mtn-man know.

[+CrimsonWrath]

I posted a picture to another forum thread: Underwater Cache. The image quality isn't that great, but if you'd like a clearer one, let me know.

[+chubby forest monkey]

I suggest that you look at the gallery of Cole59. He usually includes a photo of the cache container/contents with his log. You might find a useful image there.

[+Wander Lost]

There are pictures of some clever micros on Team Misguided's website.

[Dino Hunters]

You can use anything from my cache galleries if you wish.

There's a well camo'd log cache in there.

Just use my profile to get to them.

 

http://www.geocaching.com/profile/Default....13-18e3cd5f1551

 

If you want a bucket cache use pics from this cache of mine.

 

GCJJ2C

[+KaiserKlan]

Here is a great pic of KaiserKlan with a cach in hand.

 

[+Webfoot]

My Willow Creek Cache.

 

Standard Rubbermaid container 16x11x6

 

[+clearpath]

I only have a couple that fit your description ... see if any of these work for you.

 

 

And for a micro (stuffed full of money) I have this one ...

 

[+CYBret]

Wow, you guys have all been very generous and provided me with a lot of excellent pictures. The project is almost done and I need just a few more shots.

 

Specifically:

 

1. An example of urban camo

2. An example of natural camo (fake stump/rock/etc)

3. A couple shots of plain ol' ammo cans (or is it Aaaahh Moe?)

 

These pictures need to be fairly clear and focused just on the containers.

 

I've been able to make use of several pictures submitted, but unfortunately not all of them worked.

 

Again, please only send me pictures of your own caches (especially with the camo pics).. I'd hate to give away someone's surprise.

 

Bret

[+hikemeister]

This is a cache from south Florida called COMBAT

 

by Gator Man and Hikemeister

 

Edited June 13, 2004 by hikemeister

[+archaeor]

Urban Cammo:

 

 

 

HTH,

 

Rick

[+Kfam]

[+Corp Of Discovery]

Hope these help. They are of a recently archived cache.

 

Closed.

 

Open.

 

Edit: Arrrrrrggggghhhhh........ I always have bad luck uploading pictures. I can email you copies of them if you would like.....

Edited June 14, 2004 by Corp Of Discovery

[+Kipkay & Mindles]

Mr. Magneto!

 

[+Enspyer]

This is a nice camo cache log: Be The Tree

 

This cache is non-existant even though it has not been archived. This would be a nice way to memorialize the cache, I suppose.

 

The cache is the 'stump' that the Beanie Baby is sitting on.