Why Taranto lacks Pearl Harbor's attack imagery

Are there photographs of the Taranto raid comparable to the images of Pearl Harbor under attack?

There are post-raid photographs, but the discussion identifies no images taken during the attack itself.

Photographs survive from after the attack, but the discussion identifies no pictures taken during it. A later comparison sets Pearl Harbor's attack imagery beside photographs of Conte di Cavour after Taranto. The gap leaves historians more dependent on damage photographs, operational records, and participants' accounts for reconstructing the action. It also helps explain why a tactically dramatic raid can be less visually prominent in public memory without being less important to naval history.