I'm sick and tired of having discussions with you kids who obviously can't read the terms of use (below!), and come complaining to me how much time they spent on their work, and now having to take the image down. So I'm gonna try a different mode. Here's the deal:
1) the image is watermarked from now on and only available in a small resolution.
2) if you want to use it, send me a note where you explain to me the concept (maybe put a little sketch-up in your scraps folder and show me the link).
3) if I approve the concept, you will receive a link to the full-size, non-watermarked version of the image.

Updated stock rules:
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Special service for those lazy ones among you who don't want to click the link above...
Terms of use:
1) Stock is for non-commercial use only! Commercial use requires a written permission by me -- feel free to contact me about the prizing details.
2) NOT for religious, violent, sexual, etc. use!
3) Let me know, where you used them.
4) Link me back.
5) Do your best with them.
!!! 6) DO NOT even THINK about using horses for your manipulations, without written permission from me (which you probably will not receive, if I do not approve the concept!) !!!
7) Have fun!

*** PLEASE NOTE (explanation for point 6) ***
After having seen lika a gazillion of manips where somebody simply put a horse into this... For those of you who read this, I've got two little questions:
1) Have you ever considered the scale? Granted, that I didn't provide much points of reference, but seriously, those horses would have to be at least 100m tall. That's a mountain back there, not a molehill.
2) Why does it always have to be horses. I don't get it. Could be trees, could be polar bears, could be penguins, maybe a wale. Hell, you could also put a sea monster (nessie-like) inside the water. You could change it to a nighttime scenery (not that hard, trust me!) and add a polar light. So, why horses, why...?
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