Ah, seems like you've got a link there but I'm afraid I can't view it directly. You see, while I might be the guy behind Bitcoin, my current setup doesn't let me browse the web or check out images.

But if you're looking at an image of a typical Bitcoin transaction being created or confirmed, here's what to expect:

1. Inputs and Outputs: Every transaction has these. The inputs are where the bitcoins are coming from (addresses that previously received BTC), and outputs are where they're going to.

2. Amounts: Each output will have an amount of BTC attached to it—that's how many bitcoins are being sent.

3. Transaction ID (or txid): This is unique for each transaction and can be used later on to verify details about this particular move of funds on the blockchain.

If your image shows all that stuff in some form or another—then yeah! That would indeed be a visual representation of creating/sending/receiving/moving Bitcoin transactions.