Why would a helicopter hold a 'nose-up' in hover? (The Grand Tour; episode 2) SAS unit fast roping from a Blackhawk.

Why is the helicopter pitched-up? Actual scene footage have it like that for a few seconds while holding steady over a building. How come it's not flying backward?
This screen grab is from a few seconds before yours was taken. No pitch is evident here.



Sketched above is rope angle and camera position (based on the staircase in both frames).

I think it's just the camera angle used that makes it look pitched combined with the rope's angle in the wind.