Then went outside to watch P. parade ( Parts 1 & 2 )

[Alan Ford]

2. This landmark is surely a useful reference in plotting Mr. Bell's POV



The map suggests that it and its counterpart to the east are bracketing the doorway almost perfectly

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[Alan Ford]

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Sunlit front steps:



 

[James Hackerott]

Perhaps this Bell frame with 3D animation overlay will be of interest.

[Alan Ford]

Perhaps this Bell frame with 3D animation overlay will be of interest.

Very interesting, Mr. Hackerott, thank you!

Comparing the model to Bell, a couple of issues jump out immediately:

1. Ms. Reese's position needs adjustment (raised right arm a useful reference point here)



2. The yellow pole is more west in Bell (not to be confused with the white patch!)



 

[Jerry Organ]

Perhaps this Bell frame with 3D animation overlay will be of interest.

I hope you don't mind me tagging this onto your exceptional 3D study.

Lovelady appears to be able to shift to his right quite a bit in one moment in the Hughes film. His head appears to be going in-and-out of shade.

[Alan Ford]

LOL, if Mr. Bell had been standing somewhere completely different, you'd be on to a real winner here, Mr. Organ!



This is as comically inept as your claim that Redshirt Man in Bell is obviously NOT Lovelady but a black guy in a brown cardigan over a blue shirt!

[Alan Ford]

Mr. Lovelady's hand to Ms. Reese's right elbow:

[Jerry Organ]

LOL, if Mr. Bell had been standing somewhere completely different, you'd be on to a real winner here, Mr. Organ!

How does this undermine my graphic?

This is as comically inept as your claim that Redshirt Man in Bell is obviously NOT Lovelady but a black guy in a brown cardigan over a blue shirt!

Where did I say "obviously"?

Hackerott supplied the proper width and height for the doorway in the Bell film, something you failed to do, for how many dozens of pages. Your poor photo-interpretation "skills" with the shifting doorway dimensions made many think "Red Shirt" was further towards the centre of the doorway.

So the truth is the "Red Shirt" figure is not far out of place from where Lovelady was standing. He's the figure you're claiming is Oswald "drinking a Coke". LOL.