毒品!
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每个社会、每个时代、每种文化,都有各自的毒品。
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托马斯·科恩,1965年出生于瑞士,曾在苏黎世接受摄影师培训,1989年开始从事摄影记者工作。1990年,创立图片社Lookat Photos。托马斯·科恩曾两次获得世界新闻奖,并多次获得过瑞士国家奖学金。他的作品被广泛展出,并出现在不同类别的收藏中。
印度大麻、北美大麻、可卡因、迷幻药、麦角二乙酰胺(LSD)、鸦片、安非他明、吗啡、海洛因、巴比妥酸剂,还有酒精与香烟。无论是在瑞士,还是在其他地方,到处都有毒品的踪迹,或是愉悦的娱乐手段、或是可怕的毒瘾,甚至是危险的祸患。
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