I zoomed in on the images and yes, it appears as though there is a whole row of pixels gone white. Does it do it *only* on the lock screen? How about on other screens. To try and isolate the issue, you can also take a screen shot (press & hold both sleep/wake and home briefly at the same time) and see if it also appears there as well. If it does NOT appear in the screen shot but appears on the actual screen while viewing the same screen, it's likely a hardware issue, possibly the display's ribbon cable is not making proper contact at it's connection or the display itself has a fault.
If it DOES appear in the screen shot, there's probably an issue with the positioning of the wallpaper or how it's being cropped to fit the iPad's display size. In this case, try another wallpaper and see if it exhibits the same line.
EDIT: Looking again at the 1st and 3rd screen shot, I can clearly see that the white row of pixels is more than one row of pixels high (maybe up to 4 pixels) and it's not solid white either. You can see the branches of the trees within the white row. Seems as though that whole row of white is affecting the image & not just blanking it out to solid white. Again, try a different wall paper and see it it reacts the same way with the white row(s). If changing the wallpaper does not get rid of the issue, take it to the Genius Bar for evaluation.