The image is a high-resolution photograph of Russ Bray, a muscular man with a full, reddish-brown beard and a black beanie. The man is standing waist-deep in a body of water, holding a large fish with both hands. The fish, which appears to be a salmon or similar species, is prominently displayed in the center of the image. The man's expression is one of joy and triumph, with his mouth open and teeth visible, suggesting he is smiling broadly.
The background of the image is a calm, shallow body of water, with the surface rippling slightly. There are no visible objects or people in the background, focusing the viewer's attention on the man and the fish. The man's skin is tanned and his muscles are well-defined, emphasizing his strength and physical prowess.
The text on the image is white, bold, and capital letters, with a black background. The text at the top reads, "MY MOM SAID I COULD BE WHATEVER I WANTED," and the text at the bottom reads, "SO I CHOSE TO BE A MAN." The text is positioned above and below the man and the fish, respectively, creating a humorous contrast between the man's muscular physique and the playful, tongue-in-cheek message.
