The Lovelady stepping down is a red herring because look at the distance from the top of Lovelady's head to the next frame, that distance is way too much for a step but if you look closely at the shape of Lovelady's head, the way he counterbalances himself with his right arm, the angle and shape of his Tshirt, his button shirt right side falling forward and creating a shadow across his tummy, his left lapel that tightens and removes the shadow, his upper body twisting and the shadowing on Lovelady's face, it looks like he's ducking a little and bending forward as you do, to try and get a better look at something or maybe he was just leaning forward to tie up his shoe laces? The total amount of frames of Lovelady is about half a second and is just a flash in time.
And the shadow planes confirms the above.
So as can be seen, Lovelady isn't stepping down and his actions as described above places him here and PP is against the wall a foot or two in front of the glass.
JohnM
Context for this latest Mytton Foray Into The Twilight Zone! Mr Mytton has watched Mr Mitcham do what he himself knew better than to do---------------------namely,
commit to actually putting Mr Lovelady on the vertical shadow line somewhere on the steps:
'Hmmmm,' said Mr Mytton to himself, still smarting from the total collapse of his center railing scam, 'that way fresh hell lies... No deuced way around the Lovelady-blocking-Prayer-Person problem if we put Lovelady anywhere on the steps'.
So! He takes a look at that shadow line (
which he daren't query btw) and realises there's only one last scam left to try:
Put Mr Lovelady way back on the landing just in front of the door!
He knows it's a deranged idea, even by Mytton standards, but it just might fool the fools!
Problem!Mr Lovelady clearly
steps downwards and forwards between the early and the later Lovelady-In-Wiegman frames:
The idea that Mr Lovelady @ lower elevation is way back on the landing, just in front of the door, is so patently absurd it must make even Mr Mytton blanch as he tries to screw his courage to the sticking place to launch his latest scam! But on he ploughs, doughty conman that he is...
Mytton Solution!Gaslight people with the idea that "the Lovelady stepping down is a red herring"!
Suggest Mr Lovelady might be
leaning forward to tie his shoelaces! Claim that "total amount of frames of Lovelady is about half a second and is just a flash in time"!
That sound you hear, friends, is the sound of a desperate Lone Nut scam artist scraping the bottom of a barrel that has become terrifyingly empty...
Of course, this latest scam is not going to go any better for Mr Mytton than his recent ones!
Where to start?
How about here:
Mr Mytton cannot get away from the gap Wiegman shows from Mr Lovelady's head to the metal door frame:
Mr Hackerott--------
whose meticulous 3D calcuations Mr Mytton daren't take on----------has already shown that this gap puts Mr Lovelady out at the edge of the landing:
The only solution for Mr Mytton here would be to make a new 'Educated Guess' and put Mr Lovelady
further west back there in order to create fictional
sidelong distance between Mr Lovelady and the frame. But that won't work because
too much of Mr Lovelady's body would then be eaten up by shadow! 
Poor Mr Mytton!
Alternatively, we could start here:
Mr Mytton has forgotten to factor in the horizontal lintel shadow! 
He can't put Mr Lovelady back there
and have his full face in direct sunlight!
Or here:
Mr Mytton has forgotten to factor in Mr Frazier in Wiegman! 
Perhaps Mr Mytton can make a second 'Educated Guess', this time as to the respective positions of Messrs Lovelady and Frazier--------------and test his two 'Educated Guesses' against the respective
heights of those two gentlemen?
Once Mr Mytton has addressed the above------------each of which is a deal-breaker on its own-------------we can talk about something else Mr Mytton has forgotten to factor in:
Get out the popcorn, friends!
