Lucinda Devlin: Photograph Analysis

The photograph of the Bath, Pocono Palace was taken in 1980 at Marshall Creek in Pennsylvania by Lucinda Devlin. This was for her series of Pleasure Ground photos. I will say that this is a photograph taken upside down of the bathtub and that the size is 14 fonts. The reason for this photograph of choice was because it gave me a sense of memory while the other pieces of artwork gave me no satisfaction. Since I was examining this photograph, I was intrigued by its one-point linear perspective, just like in my sketch while I was drawing. I was also enjoying the light relationship in the bathroom it gave out the intense shade of red and dark shadows so the unity of the picture was well taken and a good look at what that time was like as well. However, Lucinda …show more content…
But not too important to be historical, but then again, it has been worth seeing it, as to any other good art work in that museum. The photograph showed me what type of person, Lucinda Devlin is. She an independent woman who likes the idea of love and who has a good taste in hotels as well as in having fun. But as a photographer, I would say she has perfect timing and place techniques. I wonder if this was a challenge for Lucinda to take that photo while the on the other hand it shows a beautiful look at the picture which gave me a plentiful amount of ideas and memories of what it has been like to be in love and to have that creativity with the concept as well. When I was drawing this artwork, I don’t know how to go about it, for example; I was kind of in a hurry so I may have not gotten all the bath tub and palace symmetrical. For all I know, is that I may have even made some mistakes on the colors and size of the photograph. The main reason I have chosen this photo is because of the idea of wanting to go to that place and see it first glance is to know why does that place look so tempting and why a valentine’s day symbol as