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This is a STOCK image!
You can use my images for your work if you follow my rules Stock Rules Update* a minor change in stock rules concerning book covers and commercial projects
What are "Stock Photos" and can I use "Stock Photos" in my submissions?
GENERAL RULES.
You must follow these rules if you want to use my stock:
1. Always credit me and provide a link to my page.
( Example: Model :iconKuoma-stock: or :iconKuoma:
Example: Model : Janna Prosvirina www.kuoma.deviantart.com )
You must respect this rule if you post your work off-site. If you can not add a link to my page for some reason you must mention my name Janna Prosvirina in the description. Credit is not needed on selling sites such as Etsy, E-bay, etc.
2. Always send me a note or an e-mail with a link to your work. I want to see what you did. Note that I reserve the right to ask you to remove any artwork made with my stock that does not fulfil the requirements stated in my stock rules.
3. Respect the models and don't use the stock images for anything racist,
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Model: my cousin Eva
Photographer: me
Location: swamp somewhere in Russia
Date: taken on May 27 , 2013 during my vacations.

Details for those who are interested :
In Slavic legends Mavka ( or Navka, sometimes also called Rusalka) is a creature which dwells near water. Mavkas are something like ghosts of women who suffered a violent death through drowning and haunt the places where they died. They are usually depicted as young women with long hair wearing a white linen chemise or in later versions a bridal dress and a flower crown. Different to “usual ghosts” you can see them at any time of the daynight but I am not sure if that would be a pleasant encounter As you might guessed, the favourite occupation of any Mavka is to drown men ;-P
There are many stories about those creatures we enjoyed reading as my cousin and I were children, they were the source of inspiration for this stock series. It would be better if we had a rainy day but month May is usually very windy and sunny so we had to search for shadow places to shoot pictured. Anyway, it was a lot of fun and my best used bridal dress had to suffer a lot…
Hope you enjoy the series and happy creating!

My art account

Description
This is a STOCK image!
You can use my images for your work if you follow my rules Stock Rules Update* a minor change in stock rules concerning book covers and commercial projects
What are "Stock Photos" and can I use "Stock Photos" in my submissions?
GENERAL RULES.
You must follow these rules if you want to use my stock:
1. Always credit me and provide a link to my page.
( Example: Model :iconKuoma-stock: or :iconKuoma:
Example: Model : Janna Prosvirina www.kuoma.deviantart.com )
You must respect this rule if you post your work off-site. If you can not add a link to my page for some reason you must mention my name Janna Prosvirina in the description. Credit is not needed on selling sites such as Etsy, E-bay, etc.
2. Always send me a note or an e-mail with a link to your work. I want to see what you did. Note that I reserve the right to ask you to remove any artwork made with my stock that does not fulfil the requirements stated in my stock rules.
3. Respect the models and don't use the stock images for anything racist,
Download for full resolution image.

Model: my cousin Eva
Photographer: me
Location: swamp somewhere in Russia
Date: taken on May 27 , 2013 during my vacations.

Details for those who are interested :
In Slavic legends Mavka ( or Navka, sometimes also called Rusalka) is a creature which dwells near water. Mavkas are something like ghosts of women who suffered a violent death through drowning and haunt the places where they died. They are usually depicted as young women with long hair wearing a white linen chemise or in later versions a bridal dress and a flower crown. Different to “usual ghosts” you can see them at any time of the daynight but I am not sure if that would be a pleasant encounter As you might guessed, the favourite occupation of any Mavka is to drown men ;-P
There are many stories about those creatures we enjoyed reading as my cousin and I were children, they were the source of inspiration for this stock series. It would be better if we had a rainy day but month May is usually very windy and sunny so we had to search for shadow places to shoot pictured. Anyway, it was a lot of fun and my best used bridal dress had to suffer a lot…
Hope you enjoy the series and happy creating!

My art account