Hi, I watched this video, 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IhqzW97_47w&feature=share&list=PLgLV7Kpk8Y6GDdceXQCmgDLgbYSH7TeSt
 , of the Cassiopeia Project, in the 2th minute says the equinox is marked for 
the cross point of the analemma, which I found not match with my analemma but 
not with others, as show in pictures anexed.
Also found they say the marks are at noon, if noon means solar midday it is not 
true, because the marks made a meridian line, not an analemma, and if noon 
means 12:00 there´s no point to mention it, because you can make the mark at 
any hour, just taking care is the same hour.
The video shows an left inclinated analemma, showing is at morning, not at noon 
in any case. 
The image of the analemma is very close to the earth in case of a real photo 
secuence, note the winter solstice point is very close of the earth, except the 
case of the picture is taken very very close of the north pole, I assume.
By the way, please tell me if there´s a method which shows graphicly the 
equinoxes on a analemma, because I heard they need to make an analemma for 
exactly know when the equinox are.
Thank´s 
                                          
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