Gazania Stickers

Red Stripe Gazania.

This blooming Gazania (African Daisy) on the blurred background makes a beautiful greeting card for a flower lover. Rich in red and orange color petals make the flower very unique. Card is blank inside to write a personal message or greeting for any occasion. Sony Nex-5N E 3.5/30 macro lens

The variety of colour in gazanias fascinates me, in this one it looks as though a dark ink has bled up the petals.

The variety of colour in gazanias fascinates me, in this one it looks as though a dark ink has bled up the petals.

This beautiful image of a wild gazania was photographed flowering by the roadside on the outskirts of Morgan, an historic old town on the banks of the River Murray in South Australia. It is impossible not be feel the spirits lift when you unexpectedly come upon them presenting a carpet of colour as they open their petals to the sunshine, displaying their bright and cheery colours to the world.

Gazania is a small acrylic painting of one of many gazanias that I photographed by the River Murray near the town of Morgan in South Australia. I just love the bright and cheery aspect of these tough little flowers which I now have in my garden.

This beautiful image of a wild gazania was photographed flowering by the roadside on the outskirts of Morgan, an historic old town on the banks of the River Murray in South Australia. It is impossible not be feel the spirits lift when you unexpectedly come upon them presenting a carpet of colour as they open their petals to the sunshine, displaying their bright and cheery colours to the world. Photograph by Heather Holland.

This beautiful image of a wild gazania was photographed flowering by the roadside on the outskirts of Morgan, an historic old town on the banks of the River Murray in South Australia. It is impossible not be feel the spirits lift when you unexpectedly come upon them presenting a carpet of colour as they open their petals to the sunshine, displaying their bright and cheery colours to the world. Photographs by Heather Holland.

This image of a wild gazania was photographed flowering by the roadside on the outskirts of Morgan, an historic old town on the banks of the River Murray in South Australia. It is impossible not be feel the spirits lift when you unexpectedly come upon them presenting a carpet of colour as they open their petals to the sunshine, displaying their bright and cheery colours to the world.

This beautiful image of a wild gazania was photographed flowering by the roadside on the outskirts of Morgan, an historic old town on the banks of the River Murray in South Australia. It is impossible not be feel the spirits lift when you unexpectedly come upon them presenting a carpet of colour as they open their petals to the sunshine, displaying their bright and cheery colours to the world. Photograph by Heather Holland.

This beautiful image of a wild gazania was photographed flowering by the roadside on the outskirts of Morgan, an historic old town on the banks of the River Murray in South Australia. It is impossible not be feel the spirits lift when you unexpectedly come upon them presenting a carpet of colour as they open their petals to the sunshine, displaying their bright and cheery colours to the world. Photograph by Heather Holland.

This beautiful image of a wild gazania was photographed flowering by the roadside on the outskirts of Morgan, an historic old town on the banks of the River Murray in South Australia. It is impossible not be feel the spirits lift when you unexpectedly come upon them presenting a carpet of colour as they open their petals to the sunshine, displaying their bright and cheery colours to the world.

This is a digital creation I made from some photos of gazanias.

This beautiful image of a wild gazania was photographed flowering by the roadside on the outskirts of Morgan, an historic old town on the banks of the River Murray in South Australia. It is impossible not be feel the spirits lift when you unexpectedly come upon them presenting a carpet of colour as they open their petals to the sunshine, displaying their bright and cheery colours to the world.

When the Gazanias flower they really flower

This beautiful image of a wild gazania was photographed flowering by the roadside on the outskirts of Morgan, an historic old town on the banks of the River Murray in South Australia. It is impossible not be feel the spirits lift when you unexpectedly come upon them presenting a carpet of colour as they open their petals to the sunshine, displaying their bright and cheery colours to the world. Photograph by Heather Holland.

This beautiful image of a wild gazania was photographed flowering by the roadside on the outskirts of Morgan, an historic old town on the banks of the River Murray in South Australia. It is impossible not be feel the spirits lift when you unexpectedly come upon them presenting a carpet of colour as they open their petals to the sunshine, displaying their bright and cheery colours to the world. Photograph by Heather Holland.

Gazania flower

Digitally altered photograph of a Gazania flower also known as an African Daisy or treasure flower.

Gazania 'Tikal' SunBathers Series

Orange Gazania African daisies summer treasure flower rigens bicton photography by Andy Evans Photos

A close-up of a gazania flower.

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A digital effect added to a photograph of a Gazania, which is in the family of Asteraceae, native to Southern Africa. This beautiful close up of the center of the gazania flower. They produce large, daisy-like flowers in brilliant shades of yellow and orange, for a long time over the summer.

Red Gazania Daisy Flower

A digital effect added to a photograph of a Gazania giving a flame effect, which is in the family of Asteraceae, native to Southern Africa. This beautiful close up of the center of the gazania flower. They produce large, daisy-like flowers in brilliant shades of yellow and orange, for a long time over the summer.

Gazania Rigans Cut Out is a photograph of flowering plants in the family Asteraceae, native to Southern Africa. They produce large, daisy-like composite flowers in brilliant shades of yellow and orange, over a long period of summer. Gazanias are more than groundcover but a loved bloom in modern gardens. From striking blooms of brown and orange through unique striped patterns to single yellow flowers with a circle of spots, Gazanias are known for the brilliant color of their flower. ABOUT THE ART ©‎ ‎ ‎‎‎‎10 ‎July ‎2022, ‏‎15:05:39 Tracey Harrington Simpson

Gazania is in the family of Asteraceae, native to Southern Africa. This beautiful close up of the center of the gazania flower. They produce large, daisy-like flowers in brilliant shades of yellow and orange, for a long time over the summer.

Close up detail of a Gazania flower.

This is an original photograph of a group of gazanias - one of my favourite flowers - they are so very, very bright and cheery.

A grouping of five bright colored flowers in Reds, oranges and yellows.

Love gazanias - this is a digital interpretation derived from some photos I took of gazanias. I have given it a clear background and am happy to change the background colour on an item upon request, simply email me at [email protected].

Gazania Daisy flower, flowering Gazania & Daisies - a floral motif for everyone who loves colorful blossoms and nature. Ideal as a flowery gift idea for Mother's Day, Women's Day, Valentine's Day,

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Gazanias are such happy flowers. This one was painted in acrylic on canvas and taken from my own photographic records of gazanias growing by the side of the River Murray near Morgan in South Australia. This image is a portion of the original painting.

This beautiful image of a wild gazania was photographed flowering by the roadside on the outskirts of Morgan, an historic old town on the banks of the River Murray in South Australia. It is impossible not be feel the spirits lift when you unexpectedly come upon them presenting a carpet of colour as they open their petals to the sunshine, displaying their bright and cheery colours to the world. Photograph by Heather Holland.