I'm just saying about the tying method
I believe that, if it is difficult to tell the differences between knots, it is much more difficult to tell the difference between
tying methods !
What a person could perceive as "similar", to another it would seem altogether different... If we find difficult to tell if two spatial arrangements / knots are different or not, imagine how difficult it would become when we will consider two sequences of moves, i.e.two spatiotemporal arrangements / tying methods !
Where there are also elements that are not shown in the final picture : the FINGERS of the knot tyer !
the dressed result I posted is the same locked Eskimo as you posted , right?
Right,
obviously . However, in your previous post(s) where the bowline is tied around the pole, the standing end is coming from "below", while in this more common view, it comes from "above". I think it would be better / easier to us, the viewers, if, when you publish a series of pictures, you keep the same orientation of the standing end, even when you show the "front" and the "back" view of the same knot. I have also to notice that those "red" and "orange" ropes are, for pictures, even worse than my "green" one !
I think it would be better if you use a round, smooth monochrome rope ...