Hard to find pictures of the lander on that nasa site

Trying to find them from that official site I mentioned earlier.

https://www.hq.nasa.gov/alsj/a11/images11.html#LROC

You have this sections area at the beginning.

Sections:

Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter Camera Images Landing Site Maps/Images Assembled Panoramas Pre-Flight Suit Images Crew and Equipment Pre-Flight Vehicle Assembly, Transport, and Checkout on the Launch Pad Saturn V Launch Mission Support Photos Mission Photos by Magazine Number Magazine 36/N (Color) Translunar Coast and Lunar Orbit Magazine 37/R (Color) Lunar Orbit and Lunar Surface out LM Windows Magazine 38/O (Color) Lunar Farside Magazine 39/Q (B & W) Lunar Surface out LM Windows Magazine 40/S (Color) Lunar Surface Magazine 41/P (B & W) Lunar Orbit Magazine 42/U (B & W) Lunar Orbit Magazine 43/T (B & W) Lunar Orbit Magazine 44/V (Color) Lunar Orbit Magazine 45/W (Color) Apollo Lunar Surface Close-up Camera Recovery and Post-Flight Photos Mission Report Figures Preliminary Science Report Figures

It's like where are they in there, that you can see the damn lander.

Found some from this point:

Buzz takes five photos for the Bootprint Penetration Experiment, 5876-80. Thumbnails by Joe O'Dea.

These thumbnails page. Where you can at least see what the fuck the pictures are before you scale it up.

https://www.hq.nasa.gov/alsj/a11/a11_eva_thumbs.html#BPSE

Magnificent Desolation: The Apollo 11 Moonwalk Pictures Text, HTML and thumbnails by Joseph O'Dea. Last revised 27 February 2012.

Now you're seeing the lander further down and can click on it to zoom in.

https://www.hq.nasa.gov/alsj/a11/AS11-40-5915HR.jpg

Here's a good one.. where you see the wavy panels on the side. Looks like kids construction paper in grade 3. lol. Here.. I'll attach this one.

https://www.hq.nasa.gov/alsj/a11/AS11-40-5922HR.jpg

This looks like camping equipment, tin foil you wrap food in and kids contruction paper from grade 3.. those big sheets. lol.