Not that I don't love to see pictures of bows, but I find that I have to actually have the bow in hand and preferably shoot it some to know it's right for me. I suspect most folks will find the same thing. I have short fingers, so the distance from belly to back seems to be the most critical factor for me, no matter what style riser it is. Howard Hill was a big guy with very large hands. A bow that fit him perfectly would be unmanageable for me, though it may fit lots of other folks.
If you have a bow made for you, the bowyer will be able to size the grip to fit your hand, whether you choose a straight grip, a dished grip, or a locator grip. If you buy a used bow, you will have to be lucky or modify the grip to fit your hand, which is what I do. If the grip is too large, you can either pare it down yourself or send it back to the bowyer to be modified to suit you. Since Hill style bows generally have a leather grip wrap, a wide variety of modifications are possible, which, once the leather is applied, will be pretty much undetectable.
In spite of all that, please keep posting pictures of all these cool bows!