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 A Matter of Retirement from my Artistic Lifestyle If I am to seriously consider retiring from my photography career, there needs to be a thorough and thought process taken. One doesn't simply close the door on their love of art. It is far more complicated. I find this opening truly difficult to pen, if you will. I had never entertained the thought previously. Perhaps you have. I have not. It's more a lifestyle than the 'journey is the thrill', kind of undertaking, as it undertakes the before the shoot, the variances during the shoot, as well as the enhancement of the images, better known as the editing, following the shoot. Yet there is even a further stage, that is the consideration for days post edit, the consideration of the potential buyers, and how their enjoyment may last, with a few more tweaks for a lasting enjoyment within their homes, their offices.  Then what will I want for my customers once retired? Is it truly the income anymore? Will my customers, ...