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

This is the Bronson photo, which came a few seconds before the Moorman photo. Let's hone in:

You notice that Babushka Lady wasn't behind Brehm at that time. She was next to him and his son. And it looks like she is shooting. She has her arms raised, and she must be holding the camera to her face. And then, at some point, she stepped behind him and aimed her camera the other way and waited for the Kennedys to reach her viewing field. What is weird about this is that Babushka Lady was intent on shooting constantly. She was really behaving more like a photo-journalist than a spectator. In a situation like this, most people might want to take a picture, but they would also want to take in the event directly- not to watch it entirely from behind the viewfinder of a camera. But, she was content to just do the latter.   

Regarding Mary Moorman, again, her image looks distorted.

We saw distortion of Mary in Zapruder. We saw distortion of Mary in Nix. We saw distortion of Mary in Muchmore. And now we are seeing distortion of Mary in Bronson. But, looking at her at large, we certainly are reminded of the extent to which the Kennedys approached her from her right side and the lead-in time involved. So, that she would let them pass her before taking their picture, only to shoot the back of their heads is all the more baffling and unacceptable. And, she has never said she did that. 

Then, we see the number of people on the south side of the lawn.

We have the names Mary Moorman, Jean Hill, Charles Brehm, and Babushka Lady, all JFK celebrities. But, do we know whom any of those other people were? Were any of them interviewed? Look at the view they had.  

Regarding Newman, he looks pudgy.

And it makes you realize the extent to which he was compromised in the Moorman photo.

It's not just that his arm is missing. Part of his chest and torso are missing as well. I will have more to say about the Bronson photo.