color photo of Victorian-era doctors performing tobacco smoke enemas to resuscitate drowning victims, the scene is filled with a haze of smoke, swirling and curling in the air, the doctors are wearing traditional Victorian attire, with long coats and top hats, their faces are serious and determined, focused on their life-saving task, the room is dimly lit, with flickering candlelight casting eerie shadows on the walls, the atmosphere is tense, filled with a sense of urgency and desperation, the smell of tobacco fills the air, a mix of earthy notes and a hint of bitterness, the patients lie on tables, their bodies limp and pale, surrounded by medical equipment, the room is filled with the sound of murmured conversations and the occasional cough, the doctors work methodically, administering the smoke enemas with precision and care, the flickering candlelight casts an ethereal glow on their faces, giving them an otherworldly appearance, the scene is a testament to the ingenuity and determination of Victorian-era doctors, capturing a moment in medical history that is both fascinating and unsettling.hyper-realistic illustration, photo realism,8k,ultra-detailed, cinematography, High resolution.--c 10 --ar 9:16  --s 250