Eight

This is a photo of Heart Mountain by Shawnee Dicks. (I found it here.) I like how the tracks lead into the background and up to the mountain. The sunrays look neat against the clouds and the colours are good. It would be a tad bit better if some of the shrubs/tree weren't there but I don't think cutting them down would be acceptable.

Seven

Jenaya Launstein took this picture of a Yukon porcupine. I think it's nicely framed and his eyes are in focus. He is pretty darn cute as well.

Six

This photo is by Jason Hahn. The contrast between the light and dark is nice (as discussed in our ever so enlightening book.) The colours are reflected in the water nicely and the clouds in the sky draw the eye into the sunrise/set.

Five

These two photos are by Lucas Payne taken somewhere in Iowa (it all looks the same really.) I like the fog rolling through the field in both of the pictures and the colours in the sky.

Four

This is a picture by Dennis Fast (as pointed out by the ugly water mark.) I like the contrat between the bear and the flowers. Also when I think of Polar bears I think of snow and ice, not flowers, so that's also what was interesting to me about the photo.

Three

This is a picture by Shah Rogers of an Ethiopian wolf. I like the perspective (I guess that's what one would call it) of the large rock formation and the smallness of the wolf. The wolf wonderfully stands out against the light grey sky. 

Two

This is a photo by Adam Seward. I really like the colours in this photo and the contrast between the purple water and sky, and the while ice burg. I also like how lonely it feels.