There are a lot of businesses doing some serious good in the world. We’ve worked with many of them! During this time of change, we’re witnessing the acceleration in which organisations are choosing to do ‘the right thing’ and become more socially aware and responsible. And given the momentum of this movement, opting out of purpose or sustainability is really no longer a viable option.

This is a new event for everyone, all 7 billion of us. No one is exempt. We've all learnt something during this time, meaning we all have a story to tell.

Think about it... we carry out our everyday rituals and routines according to the stories and people we most believe in, and these days the story is changing quicker than ever before. Ask yourself whether or not you are adapting to this because people want to know what you’ve got to say. Where it goes from there is up to you…

Forbes chat with Matt Porteous

Escape To The Maldives — Photographer Matt Porteous Captures The Magic Of Mother Nature. British photographer, Matt Porteous takes photographs that’ll stop you in your tracks. Whether they’re shots of people or places, there’s undoubtedly a magic about them, and they’ll transport you to your happy place.

It’s not everyday we’re commissioned on a medical shoot, and it’s certainly not everyday it’s an underwater medical shoot. But then again, nothing really surprises us when it comes to shooting with Getty Images.

I've always had a fascination with our world below the breaking waves. To me, it symbolizes the world that we live in today, the calm before every storm, the beauty, and the chaos. The reefs that survive and many that have gone, fish numbers are down in oceans, where others they thrive. We live in a beautiful world but we must search further to find it and work harder to protect it.   

A collection of underwater images, captured with studio, high speed sync from Elinchrom, and video light we focused on movement, the beauty of dance and the raw expression of wrestling. Personal projects by Matt Porteous and Googsi alongside Getty creative, Elinchrom and the Flash Centre.