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▲ 1 r/antidietglp1

histamine reactions / hyperhydrosis after stopping?

I started taking my dose every other week as I planned on stopping, and I noticed I started getting MCAS symptoms I had very minorly before now in hyperdrive

hyperhydrosis, and now I’m feeling itchy constantly, getting like really itchy, barely perceptible rashes that go away after not too long.

anyone else deal with this? I decided to stop after 2 months of microdosing because my eyes were getting so insanely dry. eyes feel a bit better now but the itching is driving me insane

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u/BrutalistTypeBeat — 24 days ago
▲ 2 r/fujifilm

Vivid Velia can get some deep saturation. Laguna CDMX. XE5 XF 18-55

usually edit raw but this is just a geometry corrected JPG with some geometry edits, shadow work, and border

u/BrutalistTypeBeat — 2 months ago
▲ 57 r/Pottery

First Hand Construction Class! Pinching is fun

did a five class course on the wheel beforehand and I don’t think I created anything I was super super happy with but happy with my first two pinch projects, which were a matcha bowl in a matching set of little tea cups

first image is final as well as the last image, the other images are before I smoothed

Also started coils though, and that shit is hard. coils continue tomorrow

u/BrutalistTypeBeat — 3 months ago
▲ 19 r/postprocessing

After / before

I didn’t have my camera out when I noticed the bird in the tree so I thought I missed the shot but luckily I was able to crop to get the shot I wanted

u/BrutalistTypeBeat — 4 months ago
▲ 2 r/FujifilmX

Raw Edit / Recipe

first image is raw edit, second is Vivid Velvia. on the second set, I like the recipe more, couldn’t get the raw to have the same cooler blue tones in the metal like the recipe that I really liked.

first set was underexposed obviously so the raw was helpful to have and work with.

u/BrutalistTypeBeat — 4 months ago
▲ 1 r/postprocessing

Raw After / Raw Before / JPEG recipe

On the first set because the original was obviously super underexposed, the Lightroom edit is definitely better than the Fuji recipe, but on the second set, I think I actually like the recipe better.

I could not get the blue to stand out like it did in the first set or in the recipe when I was editing the raw. welcome tips and feedback for both sets

u/BrutalistTypeBeat — 4 months ago