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2008.Photography & editing: Me.
Photo of smoke. Slight level adjustment in Lightroom.
Giger anyone?
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how did you take this picture on a black background ?
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Out for a smoke in the middle of the night.
Held the smoke up towards the black sky, aimed the camera, shot, then edited the contrast and such.
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Out for a smoke?!
are you a smoking vegan????????
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Hahaha... the only non vegan habbit I have yet to kick
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Kick it!!!!!
the best thing to stop smoking is "TABEX" but I don't know if it's available in USA.
It's great and you quit very easily, without putting on weight or without psychic pain of not having a cigarette etc.
It contains something which acts like nicotine but isn't nicotine and you must take about 10 pills a day for some (3, I suppose...) first days of taking it, then you take less and less and after about 2 weeks you don't even remember to take the pill as you don't really need it, because you don't have any willingness to have a cigarette.
The pack contains about 150 pills and almost half of it is still left after the end of the therapy, which is predicted to last for a month (but in reality you take the pills for about 2 - 3 weeks)
It really works, almost 10 of my friends (including my boyfriend!) quit smoking thanks to Tabex!
...so do it
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It really sounded like a fabulous idea, but then I found this -
"TOXICITY OF CYTISINE
Tabex was experimentally studied for its toxicological action on different kinds of experimental animals. The acute LD50 toxicity, the subchronic (30 days) and the chronic (80-180 days) toxicity were determined. The acute toxicity was determined on line H albino mice (intravenously, subcutaneously and orally); rats (intraperitoneally, subcutaneously and orally); dogs (subcutaneously and orally).
Table 1 Acute LD50 toxicity in mice, rats and dogs with different nodes of administration "
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Assuming that this drug may not work, I woudn't feel comfortable supporting a product with such a history.
Thanks though! I truly appreciate it!! Before I went vegan I tried all the regular over the counter stuff and things from my doctor, but now that I am vegan I stear clear of those to ensure my non-vegan habbit list does not get any larger than smoking.
I never say that I haven't stopped trying to quit!
I find it inspiring that you and so many of your friends were able to quit when you found something that works for you, I hope soon I'll have the same luck!
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Oh dear, I didn't know about all this stuff :/
Sounds awful :/
...I didn't have to quit - I never started smoking
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Yeah, sometimes it just takes a little digging, no worries though - companies deliberatly leave that off the main page. Most people have no idea that a lot of their daily products have some sort of history such as that one...
- That is TRULY amazing. What a smart lady you are!!!! Not only did you never smoke, but you also help other people quit. That is fantastic!
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it's a dancing skeleton!
Can you see the skull and some bones of the hands???
It's so ghostly...
Amazing!
GREAT!!!
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I TOTALLY see the dancing skeleton! Awesome!
Thank you kindly for your comments, they are truly appreciated!!!
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Very awesome
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Great capture and the black background helps the smoke really stand out.
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your welcome x)
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This smoke photo is beautiful. Smoke always seems so elegant to me, especially when captured as this is, against a black background.
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Thanks so much! I really enjoyed taking them. I had to stop myself from taking hundreds of them!
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