Most Linux photographers use graphical applications like digiKam, Rawstudio, or darktable as their tools of choice for processing and managing photos. But it is possible to set up a photographic workflow built around command-line tools that can handle a wide range of photographic tasks: from fetching photos from your camera and convert RAW files to the JPG format, to backing up the photos on a remote machine and even publishing them on the web. Here is a sample workflow you can use as your starting point.
