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piotrtymcio · 4 months
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Dargin
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Canon EOS R6, EF-S18-55mm f/4-5.6 IS STM
ƒ/11, 55mm, 1/125s, ISO 125
4/06/2021
[EN] What will happen if we attach a poor-quality lens to a good camera? Well, no one in their right mind connects a mediocre 18-55 lens to a full-frame camera. Well, maybe except for me. That's how this photo of Lake Dargin was created. I took it around the area of Sztynort. I don't remember any more sins. Regards.
[PL] Co się stanie jeśli podepniemy kiepski obiektyw do dobrego aparatu? No nikt o zdrowych zmysłach nie podłącza kitowego 18-55 do pełnej klatki. No może oprócz mnie. Tak powstało to oto zdjęcie jeziora Dargin. Zrobiłem je w okolicach Sztynortu. Więcej grzechów nie pamiętam. Pozdrawiam.
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lutnistas · 2 years
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route: Dobskie Lake - Kisajno Lake - Dargin Lake ( Poland )
sailing on Masurian lakes - day 07
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mangoshibi · 1 year
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Today I give you some neopet pens doodles
Tomorrow who knows
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metaphorosis · 2 years
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It came from Wade Dargin
Wade Dargin’s story “The Dragon and the Unicorn” was published in Metaphorosis on Friday, 1 April 2022. The story began as a writing exercise. My original intent was to write an atmospheric tale with themes of survival and endurance. I had a clear idea of the main character and setting but little else. The story evolved as I wrote it. When the major elements came into better focus the story took…
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kuscamgaliba · 1 month
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hep de yorgun argin dargin kirgin kizgin olmasam
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iseo58 · 8 months
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Dargin woman in traditional dress (North-East Caucasus, Dagestan)
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mybeingthere · 6 months
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Kaitag embroidery, 2ft. 10in. x 2ft. 2in. Caucasus 18th century. Cotton ground.
Kaitag textiles are an unusual embroidered textile art form from the Kaytagsky District of southwest Daghestan, Russia, inhabited mainly by Dargins and Kumyks. Kaitag textiles are of simple construction, being laid and couched silk-floss embroidery on a cotton ground. The designs are often in the style of classical Safavid Persian art, sometimes illustrating horsemen and hunting scenes. Abstract Kaitag designs have been compared to those of Matisse and Paul Klee, though it is unlikely that either artist ever saw a Kaitag textile. Surviving examples are mostly from the 17th and 18th centuries. These embroideries were apparently made for local use in weddings, funerals, and for cradle trappings. Wikipedia.
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sapkalikedii · 11 months
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Kalpsizin biri demissin hani bari yorgun dargin bakisaliim
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piotrtymcio · 2 days
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Sztynort bridge
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[EN] Here is the Sztynort Bridge. It is a bridge for cars, but on both sides, there is a narrow walkway. The bridge is precisely located on the isthmus between Kirsajty and Dargin lakes. It's a very popular spot. Almost every car passing through slows down to look at the lakes, which are full of sails in the summer. Sailors, however, are forced to lower their masts to pass under it. Sztynort is one of the most popular ports in the Masurian Lakes. I have crossed this bridge multiple times, both by car and by sailboat. Once, due to a malfunction, I moored at a wooden pier from which this photo was taken. We didn't make it to the Shanties that day. Nevertheless, we had a great time that evening.
[PL] Oto most Sztynorcki. Jest to most dla samochodów ale po obu stronach jest wydzielony wąski chodniczek. Most jest położony dokładnie na przesmyku pomiędzy jeziorami Kirsajty i Dargin. To bardzo popularne miejsce. Niemal każdy samochód przejeżdżający tędy zwalnia by spojrzeć na jeziora. Latem pełne żagli. Żeglarze zaś zmuszeni są do złożenia masztów, żeby przepłynąć pod nim. Sztynort to jeden z najpopularniejszych portów na mazurach. Wielokrotnie pokonywałem ten most zarówno samochodem jak i żaglówką. Nawet któregoś razu z powodu awarii cumowałem przy drewnianym pomoście z którego zostało zrobione to zdjęcie. Nie dopłynęliśmy tego dnia na Szanty. Mimo to bawiliśmy się tamtego wieczoru przednio.
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yuregindenyarali · 17 days
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once dakikalara kirgin sonra saatlere ve gunlere dargin
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deadlygoldfish22 · 1 year
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jojotichakorn · 1 year
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Hey! Can you please explain why it's wrong to use Caucasian to mean white? I tried to google it but all I found were explanations of how we started using it.
yeah, sure!
so the word "caucasian" comes from the caucasus, which is a mountainous region between the black and caspian seas bordering turkey and iran in the south. the territories situated in that region are: the countries of azerbaijan, georgia, armenia, and the territories which were colonized and are still occupied by russia to this day, which are adygea, dagestan, ingushetia, kabardino-balkaria, karachay-cherkessia, north ossetia - alania, and chechnya. the ethnic groups native to those regions are: azerbaijanis, georgians, armenians*, abkhazians, cherkess/circassians, avars, dargins/dargwa, kumyks, lezgins/leks, laks, nogais, rutuls, ingush, kabardians, balkars, karachays, ossetians/alans, and chechens.**
*azerbaijanis, georgians, and armenians have certain ethnic subgroups but i believe they have all historically been joint by their respective ethnic group for a long time and do not separate themselves from each other outside of having small differences in traditions - if someone knows differently, please do correct me
**sorry if i forgot someone and do let me know if i did
now, here are some examples of what people of some of those ethnic groups look like:
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chechen activist tumso abdurakhmanov, ossetian comedian ariana lolaeva, half-georgian singer valery meladze
just looking at these people, you can probably already take a guess at why it is at the very least silly to point at blonde becky born in ohio and call her caucasian. but there is also a reason why i took the time to list every single ethnic group that lives in the caucasus region (apart from trying to generally educate you) - i listed them because these groups are objectively the only ones, who can be called caucasians. moreover, not only are actual caucasians in a weird spot in terms of whether they can even be called white or not (as i said, it is a relatively small mountainous region that borders iran, and i believe no one would call iranians white), but even if you do consider them white, there is an enormous variety of other ethnic groups under the white label AND the majority of white americans' ancestors are NOT caucasians.
apart from the fact that using caucasian as a synonym to white is kind of nonsensical, it is also just unnecessary. there is no context in which the usage of the word caucasian provides any additional information - you can always replace it with the word white and the meaning would remain the same. (btw, as a linguist, this is actually a little hint from the language itself that something isn't right with the way you are using the word - no two words can be fully synonymous in a language, there is always some subtle difference in meaning, but with the way americans use caucasian and white - there is none).
finally, and to my mind most importantly, by using caucasian in the way that americans use it, you are stripping actual caucasians of the ability to talk about their identity in english, THE international language of the world. this is already offensive enough, but considering the colonization of the caucasus by the russian empire throughout the 19th century, the horrors and genocides performed by russians in the region, and the continuous oppression of caucasians in russia today, you are effectively silencing a whole bunch of ethnic groups on their past and the things their ancestors suffered, and helping russia erase that part of history from the general knowledge of the public by co-opting the word you don't need that is so central to the identities of these ethnic groups.
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notadelisii · 1 year
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Ben bu dunyaya cok dargin gidicem sanirim
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ruhizimsinn · 1 year
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"kalpsizin biri" demissin, hani
bari yorgun dargin bakisalim
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Of ben bununla boyle dargin kalmak istemiyorum kii
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iseo58 · 7 months
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Dargin woman in traditional dress (North-East Caucasus, Dagestan)
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