John Armstrong's Harvey and Lee

[Ray Mitcham]

I have no, nada, zilch, photo expertise - so this is just an observation. I have trouble with the photos too - but one thing that occurs to me is that men's faces generally get fuller, puffier with age. Since Harvey and Lee (most likely) didn't live past age 24 neither of them were old enough for their faces to get puffier. Yet, in the photos one (Lee in my opinion) always has that fuller face and Harvey's is very thin. I always try to compare the ears as well - but in most of the pictures it's very hard to tell. A side view of them would be better. I don't know if any of this is true or relevant - just my two cents.

I agree Marlene. Ears are a very easy way of distinguishing different faces.

In these two photos of `os, the noses and lips have been lined up correctly but the ears don't.
Note also the "hooded" appearance of Oswald's eyes in one photo compared to the other.

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