No. 05
A Flower Beneath the Tide
Not all flowers bloom on land. In the tranquil waters of Tanjong Rimau, Sentosa, an upside-down jellyfish unfurls its intricate, flower-like arms towards the morning sun, drawing nourishment from sunlight through the symbiotic algae living within its tissues. Beyond the water, the distant urban skyline stands in quiet contrast to this delicate marine wonder. Revealed by the morning low tide, this living underwater “blossom” offers a glimpse into Sentosa’s hidden biodiversity, reminding us that some of nature’s most extraordinary treasures lie just beneath the surface.
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About the photographer
Ken Lim is a mathematician, photographer, and martial artist with 18 years of photographic experience. Specialising in events photography, he captures the emotions and stories behind Singapore’s cultural and heritage celebrations. He volunteers as a photographer for the National Day Parade and Chingay Parade, while also exploring street, studio, and nature photography. Combining technical precision with creative storytelling, Ken won SAFRA’s Creator of the Year competition in 2025 and currently serves as Secretary of the SAFRA Content Creator Club. He also competes in karate and taekwondo.