Grayscale With Red

Michael, you post a lot of pictures on PN. Sometimes I feel kind of bombarded but it:s all worth it to come upon an image like this. Really strong abstract work. Your experiments in this category have yielded some great images - you can find a number in my Favorites folder. By the way, I ended up renewing my subscription for another year. It was a very close thing as the deadline was today. In the end I decided I wanted to preserve all the pictures and attendant comments in my portfolio but this certainly doesn't serve as an endorsement of PN v.2; I don:t find this new format user friendly in the least. After three months, performance is still maddeningly slow and erratic and I'm sure it has resulted in the exodus of many of the best and most inventive members. I personally know a number who haven:t been heard from since the changeover. Sorry for this long comment which has probably led to eye strain as you have followed this caravan of words spread out across the entire page, a bit like watching a camel train cross the wide, empty expanse of the Sahara.

Jack, I suspect you already know how grateful I am for your support. I am equally as grateful that you decided to stick around. (PS - - I like camel trains, even though camels often are just downright mean and nasty.)