Explanation of using pkg image-create

All
Can someone please explain the use of pkg image-create, I've read the man page, created the depot server even installed packages to an image i created using
# pkg image-create -F -p=PUB=http://localhost /mnt/disk
and have now got an image on /mnt/disk, ive also installed vnc by cd'ing into /mnt/disk and issuing
# pkg install xnvc
Questions
1) Now that i have my Full image on /mnt/disk, what can i do with it?
2) Can it be booted?
3) How can i test whether packages installed within that image "/mnt/disk <- image path) that they are indeed working.
I just can seem to find the documentation anywhere which explain the full image theory?
Can anyone please advise?
Thanks, Frank

Halo Frank,
Thank you for your replay,
i work at one of the main companies engaged in services, and i am in the midle creating flyer contest for customer
so when the customer wins, the prize is macbook pro or iPad. i need the image so the customer can see the type of the prize in the flyer
if that the case, is it ok like etresoft say if i take picture with my own camera it will be fine?
or can i grab image from official apple web site?
by the way thank you to etresoft for the replay :-)
sory if i am asking to many question, because of my lack of information and lack of understanding on this subject
Thanks in advance

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