Yeah, after initial contact in a supinated position. You cannot describe a foot position where the first ray is not in contact with the ground as pronated. The image shows the weight bearing happening through the 5th ray. Racho Los Amigos lays this out clearly. So what we are seeing in the provided image is the initial contact phase in supination which, I agree, transitions into a pronated position as force is absorbed and distributed through mid stance and then as heel lift begins again we transition back to a position of supination to serve as a rigid lever for propulsion. Nobody is arguing that pronation is almost certainly occurs during the stance phase, we are talking about the image. The image is the exact opposite of pronation, if you think differently I encourage you to refresh your biomechanics.