All I had to do is google 'first trimester fetus' to notice those arent photos of first trimester fetuses.
2/3 of abortions are done prior to 8 weeks and 70.5% by week 10. This means most aborted fetuses / embryos (before 8 weeks) look like this in first trimester: https://www.babycenter.com/6_your-pregnancy-8-weeks_1097.bc
And this on 10 weeks, when even bigger junk of abortions is made: https://www.babycenter.com/6_your-pregnancy-10-weeks_1099.bc
Most US states (Im guessing youre American) have it be illegal to abort a fetus after 24-26 weeks. Meaning after the baby looks like this https://www.babycenter.com/6_your-pregnancy-24-weeks_1113.bc it will most likely be illegal to abort it and the pregnancy must continue. Anyhow second trimester abortions are rare, even if legal, so aborting a well formed fetus is no way a standart like those photos suggest.
In my personal opinion 24 weeks is way, way too late to the development of a fetus, and abortions should, like most of them are, be made way earlier to the pregnancy.
But thats more of a failure on the US law than pro-choice arguments, since other first world contries, like EU countries for example, destrict abortion way earlier (etc. Finland at 12 weeks, Sweden 18 weeks, Slovenia 10 weeks) on average on 12 weeks, which seems reasonable since after 12 weeks the fetus already has all its organs formed to a simple state. So if you want to critize something in US abortion law, critize that.
It doesnt look good on your side of the argument either to have bad sources like that, it makes the whole 'pro-life' side look ignorant to those who dont agree with the argument already. So try to find better sources to validate your opinion I suppose, makes it more likely you could have a change to change someones mind instead of more firmly keeping it pro-choice.
Not that I actually believe you arent a troll, this smells too much like a troll, but Ill give you a benefit of doubt. Nor do I believe this comment will in anyway change your opinion if you arent a troll, but I wrote it anyway.
Sources I used
https://www.cdc.gov/reproductivehealth/data_stats/abortion.htm
https://www.euronews.com/2018/01/30/which-european-countries-have-the-strictest-abortion-rules-