My greetings to everybody who reads these words.

I'm taking and processing photos since the year 2017 when I started enjoying photography after a good friend -Toni- convince me to try. So I bought a Sony a6000 camera to start taking pictures.

All my knowledge comes from the Internet since self-learning is something I like a lot.

My equipment is:

- Sony a6000 Camera.

- Monitor: BenQ SW270c.

- Len: E PZ 16-50mm F3.5-5.6 OSS (Sony)

- Len: E 10-18mm F4 OSS (Sony)

- Filters: Haida ND_1.8 and ND_3.0

- Filters: Gobe CPL_Polarizer_Filter and Gobe UV

My pipeline to process my shots is based on Darktable (to manage shots from RAW and blending HDR), Hugin (for making panoramas), and Enfuse (for aligning and blending HDR). Exceptionally (not normally) I use also GIMP for additional processing. All these programs run on a Linux System.

During these years I transitioned from a display-scene paradigm to a scene-referred one, taking advantage of the new modules introduced in newer versions of Darktable. Currently, my pipeline is based on the following modules (working with LinearRecRGB2020):

- Orientation

- Crop and rotated

- White Balance + Color Calibration

- Demosaic (usually Amaze + Local Average for match greens)

- Raw Denoise

- Raw Chromatic Aberrations (avoiding color changing)

- Hot Pixels

At this point, I'm able to process those shots taking in autobraking to blend the HDR (in case I would choose Enfuse) or to make the Panorama with Hugin). Once done it, I'm coming back to Darktable to finish the process (if no external programs are needed, I also apply the following modules).

- Haze Removal

- Chromatic Aberrations

- Tone Equalizer

- Additional color effects based on the Color Calibration Module.

- 'Contrast Equalizer' and/or 'Diffuse or Sharpen' modules (to sharpen, blur, bloom, coarse, etc.)

- RGB Primaries (if needed)

- Color Balance RGB

- Filmic RGB

- Local Contrast

- Framing

- Watermark

In this way, most of my shots are processed, however, in a few ones I apply a kind of Orton effect under display-scene paradigm with the following modules: Tone Curve with a highlight gradient mask and 'screen' blend mode, Tone Curve with a dark gradient mask and 'multiply' blend mode, and Lowpass for blurring.

I hope you enjoy of my job.