You picked an ambiguous image of the knot and left us to guess–as we’d just been
doing with the Fig.9 loopknot–what the loading profile was (i.e., which ends go to
form the eye, which is loaded as SPart, and which is the free end)! Your URLinked
site provides the answer, but the initial ambiguity allows some observations.
My initial reaction was that the eye was at the top (the parallel ends), and
so the knot was no “bowline” but a Fig.8-based knot, Ashley’s #1043 of [u]ABOK.
In fact, though, the eye is at the bottom, and what the Wikipedia entry about
is the so-called “Yosemite Bowline”. (Frankly, I think that there are better
ways to secure the Bwl.) This is clearly shown by the main image–to wit:
(Why am I getting a big BLANK vs. the uploaded image??? --from ULR
I’m coding [ i m g ] … [ / i m g ] ? )