
A broad, powerfully built rugby player in his late twenties with a strong jaw, close-cropped hair, and mud-streaked skin stands on a rain-soaked pitch. He has just swallowed someone whole, leaving him with an absolutely enormous, grotesquely distended belly — a massive, taut, rounded, mud-flecked gut pressing completely bare into the rain, his rugby jersey torn open down the middle, scraps of fabric hanging loose on both sides of it. Both legs straight in his rugby shorts, muddy boots planted on the churned-up pitch. His head drops forward, eyes fixed on his own enormous heaving bare gut — a wide open-mouthed grin, both rows of teeth showing, eyes bright and crinkled at the corners, cheeks deeply creased. A blurred stadium and grey skies fill the background. Full body shot, head to toe. Shot on a Nikon Z9, 35mm f/4.0, overcast natural stadium light, cool desaturated tones, gritty sports photography feel.
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