Sunburn Collection

Sunrise Over the Sea
Mauro

Japan, Nikko, Toshogu Shrine, Front Gate Guardian Statue

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Zanzibar, Paje, Two young girls playing in the hot sunshine of the sandy beach

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Zanzibar, Paje, Two young girls playing in the hot sunshine of the sandy beach

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Sri Lanka, Negombo, Single man sunbathing on towel on sand of beach and turning red with sunburn

Harbour Bridge laser show
Sydney, Australia

Harbour Bridge
Take From under Of Harbour Bridge. Sydney, Australia

Harbour Bridge
Sydney Australia

Couple sunbathing on a sandy beach
A middle-aged couple enjoying the sun on a warm, sandy beach. Possibly in Malta or somewhere else in the Western Mediterranean. Date: 1970s

Skol Sun Lotion advertisement, 1936
Skol sun lotion advertisement - non-oily, invisible, does not spoil clothes nor cake with sand. Gives complete protection against sunburn and windburn. Date: 1936

Label design, Eisemanns Fairy Cream, Phil Eisemann, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, USA. An exquisite and elegant preparation for relieving chapping, chafing, sunburn, tan, roughness, redness, inflammation

Lemon trees with fruit under shade netting to prevent sunburn, Bay of Salerno, near Amalfi, Campania, Italy, May

Sunburnt skin. Coloured electron micrograph (SEM) of epidermal skin cells after sunburn. These stratified epithelial cells have been destroyed by ultraviolet (UV)

A couple seated in a tavern in the French Quarter of New Orleans, Louisiana. Photographed c1974
NEW ORLEANS: COUPLE. A couple seated in a tavern in the French Quarter of New Orleans, Louisiana. Photographed c1974

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"Sunburn: A Painful Reminder of a Day in Nikko, Japan" As the scorching sun beat down on the ancient city of Nikko, Japan, visitors flocked to the magnificent Toshogu Shrine. With its intricate architecture and rich history, it was a sight to behold. However, amidst the awe-inspiring beauty stood a reminder of the unforgiving power of the sun - the Front Gate Guardian Statue. While tourists marveled at this imposing figure, others sought solace from the blistering heat by heading to sandy beaches nearby. Couples basked in the warmth as they soaked up rays and enjoyed moments of blissful relaxation. Little did they know that their carefree day would soon turn into an uncomfortable ordeal. In 1936, Skol Sun Lotion advertised its protective properties against sunburn with an eye-catching design that caught many beachgoers' attention. The label design for Eisemanns Fairy Cream also promised relief from painful burns caused by prolonged exposure to sunlight. Meanwhile, across oceans and continents in Sydney's iconic Harbour Bridge area, people gathered for a mesmerizing laser show illuminating both bridge and sky alike. As spectators craned their necks upward in wonderment, they were reminded that even man-made marvels could not shield them from nature's wrath. In picturesque Bay of Salerno near Amalfi in Italy's Campania region lay lemon trees adorned with shade netting - a clever measure taken by farmers to protect their precious fruits from harsh UV rays. This precautionary step highlighted how even plants needed safeguarding against sunburn. Finally, we cannot forget those unfortunate souls who experienced firsthand what it means to have sunburnt skin - redness and pain serving as constant reminders of neglecting proper protection under intense sunshine.