Daniel Brown : photos : Brokeback Mountain : I think this is my favorite photo. Luckily the LEGO® Store in Bellevue had trees in stock. I bought two containers full the day before the shoot to add to my collection.

Welcome to Brick Brokeback Mountain. It's my tribute to one of my favorite films. I loved it and enjoy a healthy obsession with the film. I hope you enjoy my photos.

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Daniel Brown > There is a blooper here that still annoys me. The sheep on the left, half way up the hill is missing on grid plate. I didn't notice until I was done and moving all these sheep back would be a huge pain.

Daniel Brown > I think this is my favorite photo. Luckily the LEGO® Store in Bellevue had trees in stock. I bought two containers full the day before the shoot to add to my collection.

Daniel Brown > Obviously you know what going on inside the tent. Doing a shoot of the actual intimate scene would require a too much of a close up shot which I'm not equip to do just yet. I need better lighting equipment.

Daniel Brown > This was a last minute change. I had planned out all the photos ahead of time but decided I wanted one more on the sheep hill. That's a sheep dog next to the carcass, not a coyote. Remember they were sitting by the dead sheep?

Daniel Brown > Many people don't get this photo. I've seen the movie three times but it's been over two months since the last time. This was supposed to be the scene right before their second intimate encounter where Jack is waiting for Ennis to join him in the tent.

Daniel Brown > It's very difficult to make LEGO® minifigs® lie down on their side. I was never satified with this. Also, the horses are not "getting it on." They are just placed poorly.

Daniel Brown > Probably my best water feature ever.

I think this is my favorite photo. Luckily the LEGO® Store in Bellevue had trees in stock. I bought two containers full the day before the shoot to add to my collection.