A very good photo in this raw file. It has many colors, details, highlight and shadow. I use it for practice and explore to get better post-processing profile.
Thanks for sharing!
Here, the result with RawTherapee 5.1.5.1. The 11th output file 
I finally decided to submit my rendition! This is what I did:
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PhotoFlow
a)Hot pixel correction[No hot pixels to correct
], linear (and perceptual) Rec.2020 with negative clipping. -
Hugin
a) 2+2 horizontal and vertical control lines on perceptual image, apply settings on linear. -
PhotoFlow
a) Crop (approx φ, gcd=8). -
gmic
a) Curve to remove linearity, slightly increased chroma, slight guided sharpening
b) Prep for sharing (contrast, resize, frame, fp to jpg). -
Inkscape
a) Create title overlay. Could be better but no more delays! Guess the typeface
. [It is open source of course but people could guess using proprietary names since it is a clone.] -
GIMP
a) Apply overlay. Should I have settled for exporting from Inkscape?
Enjoy!
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Times New ROMAN?
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Book Antiqua?
It’s the Palatino clone
Nope.
Closer…
That’s it! TeX Gyre Pagella.
Ah yes, couldn’t think of the TeX Gyre name of it 
I have Palatino (linotype) but I found Book Antiqua Closer to what you used, almost undistinguishable. But I confess I have imported some ttf and MS fonts into my Linux OS, and I haven’t checked whether Book Antiqua is open source or not.
@afre asked about removing ghost from this picture. So I gave it a try with Inpaint[patch] of G’MIC and then some cloning to get this
But I could not open this image with @partha’s latest GIMP build (Unexpected end of file was the error message from Nufraw). So, before I could go to GIMP, I used RT 5.3
DSCF1719.jpg.out.pp3 (10.9 KB)
Q. Is there a problem in GIMP about opening RAF files?
PS: I forgot to say that I used @afre’s Vigrect filter too. It is very good!
