A man is depicted outdoors, pouring charcoal from a large red and white bag into a metal barbecue grill. He wears a dark puffer jacket, dark pants, and dark rubber boots. A cigarette is visible in his mouth. The bag has Russian text "БЕРЕЗОВЫЙ УГОЛЬ," which translates to "Birch Charcoal." The grill is a simple, rectangular metal brazier standing on four legs. Several metal skewers are resting across its top edge. Inside the grill, there are already some pieces of charcoal and what appears to be paper or cardboard, possibly as kindling. The setting is a grassy outdoor area, likely a backyard or a rural plot. In the background, a light brown wooden shed with lattice work is visible. Further in the distance, fences, other structures, and blue tarps can be seen, suggesting a rustic or residential environment in Andreyevo, Russia. The time of day appears to be late afternoon or early evening, characterized by warm, golden light coming from the left side of the frame, indicating a low sun. The sky is bright. Briefly, a dog, possibly a German Shepherd type, enters the bottom left of the frame, looking towards the man and the grill. The man's expression is neutral and focused on the task at hand. The overall scene captures a casual preparation for a barbecue.