Using definition of crease of hip to go parallel with top of knee.
I estimated the top of your knee as being the logo on your socks. Given that i think the top of your knee is actually a tiny bit lower than this, I figured if i thought it was high using the logo then it would def be high.
I lined up a piece of paper with the logo and then looked to see if the crease of your hip went below the piece of paper and (checking several times) it doesn't seem to.
try this out yourself if you like. I might have screwed it up if the paper wasn't entirely horizontal.
next time if you had a side angle, marked the top of your knee in some way and wore different colored shirt and shorts it would be easier to tell.
not meaning to troll just providing honest feedback
edited to say: I realized I have trouble figuring out where the crease of your hip is. It might be a tiny bit lower than where i think it is. I'm just looking at the angle i can see between leg and torso. But yeah do the thing i did and see what you think.
it's really hard finding a good angle to shoot squats especially since I use the saw horses for safety. maybe i need to get the box back out to achieve depth. I'll try again next week.
