If your true goal is "to get to depth" aka parallel which you definitely arent at in those pictures:
1. Assess ankle mobility - place toes 5" from wall in a half kneeling position and see if you can touch the wall with your knee. If not, you have a mobility restriction.
2. You may have to widen your foot placement. Not everyone is built to squat shoulder width. There will be a point where you reach a true structural restriction where your femur runs into your acetabular rim - you cant go any deeper without lumbar compensation. There are youtube videos on "how to find proper foot width for a squat".
3. Lose the fugging boots.
Edit: and if you really dont give a **** about making it to parallel after all, forget what I said and just squat how you are. Keep doing that until your knees start hurting from chronically 3/4 squatting (ligamentous forces are actually highest on the knee just above parallel so reversing at that position is more than likely going to lead to some pain at some point) and then switch to a different exercise like rear foot elevated split squats, sissy squats, hack squat machine, etc.
Empire, like the prior 2 guys have said we've already gone down this road with this kid. Its like deja vu. I cant believe i even wasted my time posting in a new thread of his.