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The image captures a young female subject amidst a profusion of delicate white flowers and green foliage. She has an East Asian appearance and exhibits a tranquil, reflective gaze directed slightly upwards, with sunlight dappling her face and lending an ethereal quality to the scene. Her expression is serene, softened by the warm, golden tones that bathe her features, accentuating her clear skin and the subtle makeup that enhances her eyes and lips. Her dark hair is styled simply, some of it…

Mou Aysha isn't a professional photographer in the true sense of the word, meaning it's more of a passion to her rather than a job. However, this isn't a blemish on her ability to capture beauty in her portraits. Mou, who lives in Dhaka, Bangladesh, has a keen eye for very sensitive, emotional, even soulful, moments, and her every picture is a testament to that. Her 53k followers are a testament to that too.

Frank Lebon, James Massiah, Mary Stephenson and Wilfrid Wood join a line-up of 50 artists taking part in "_I’m Fine_":https://www.facebook.com/events/188777711673203, an exhibition in London investigating masculinity and male mental health. Each artist was sent a brief asking them to consider “breaking down the wall” surrounding the topic. The collection of responses aims to promote discussion about the “failures of communication around male mental illness and try to envisage a masculinity…