Oswald in the doorway: the blog of the Oswald Innocence Campaign, by Ralph Cinque

Backass, shadows are caused by the relationship between the sun, an object that blocks its light, and a field behind the object that doesn't receive the light because it's blocked. And in this case, it's clear where the sun was. To generalize, it was on the right side of the picture as we look it, hence the shadows were cast to our left.

Now again: that woman on the left was NOT holding that girl with one hand. Forget it, Backes. It's impossible; she would have had to be Superwoman to do it. 

And on the man in the light blue shirt, the blackness over his pants is artifactual; it isn't real. It's the result of bad photoshopping and colorizing. They missed completely the other side of his pants which are still brown. The smudge above his belt is just a mistake. 

You're no good at this, Backes, and it's for one simple reason: you're stupid. You can't even see that that woman could not possibly be strong enough to do what she seems to be doing. Furthermore, even if she were strong enough, the girl wouldn't be confident and secure to just sit there without having an arm going around her. Why wouldn't she be afraid of falling? Wouldn't she hold on for dear life? With both arms? You really think that she's sitting there on that woman's arm? I said: on that woman's arm?