The ones I just, well I don't know why I picked them as ones that I wasn't sure of but I did.

Sleeping calfornia sealions

Anna's Hummingbird front view

First Light mono lake,(the mounds in the water just seemed to be to dark and didn't show any detail, but I DO know it wasn't an easy picture to get.

Mountain Goat Gaze, jus the front half of the Goat, and it didn't really SAY anything to me, I picked this one and left the full body shot bucause it had more background in it.

Ocean reflection #2

Setting sun, good pic that I did like but for some reason it didn't seem to fit. Maybe it was in the wrong place?

View East of Tioga Pass. Seen a lot of "mountain vistas" pics, maybe why It didn't seem special to me.

Rebel tulip, but I could actually see it being the cover pic of a book.

Opalescent Nubibranch Unless you explain what it is and where/how you got it.

Silvery Bules mating Very good clear picture but there's a lot of butterfly pics out there.

Brandts cormorants skypointing. I found myself trying to figure out what they were doing instead of concentrating on the picture itself.

Wedged in

Western trillium

Shooting Star flower. Again, I found myself distracted in trying to findout if it was broken off and just hanging or if the petals had peeled back like that.

Alabama hills with storm #6 (to me the foreground seemed to bright like it was made up and not actually shot that way. If the foreground was a little darker it would again be awsome!

Both redwood #1 and #2. Got distracted by trying to figure out what I was looking at and after seeing the name, which part of the tree it was from.

Castilleja Specie

White california Poppy. A flower with no background reference

Blue fiesta flower Same as above maybe

Blacktailed Prairie Dog. To closeup and didn't show any lifestyle except for the partial mound in front.

First snow Yosemite valley. To me it almost looked as if two pictures were pasted together. The snowy field in the foreground and the greentrees and the animals at the top.

Crushed sedges & Fern in melting snow

California sealions sleeping

Garlic mushrooms, just maybe in the wrong place?

Once again, my VERY unscientific and UNTRAINED thoughts.