Really?
The Bowties are a good reference point since they are in all three pictures.
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This last construction photo will confirm that the bowties were nearly 150 ft above ground level (basement) and construction docs show that the bowties were over 60 ft above what would be street level.
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Your analysis is, in my view, misleading (I did not say "slightly" or "highly"). The construction photo does not allow you to make an assumption that the height is 150 feet; and, the plain content of the photos themselves puts paid to any notion that they are more than one storey. In fact, they are 1 storey or less. The proper frame of reference is the photo itself. Look at the lobby windows of WTC 1. The debris does not extend up to them in either of the photos shown, just as is the case with those posted earlier. Look at WTC 5, to the left. It was 9 stories and you can count at least 5 of them in the photo meaning the debris is not high enough to obscure them.
The photo is taken so as to suggest height, perhaps, but there is none there, as I see it.