Yesterday I had an incredible day shooting the Riverbreeze Corn Maze from the air and then on the ground. I volunteer for Feed Nova Scotia whenever I can to document their events and so they asked me to get an aerial photograph of the maze because the Feed Nova Scotia logo is carved into it. They paid for the airplane and my travel expenses and I happily drove to Truro to do the shoot. 

If you are looking for something fun to do this fall take a drive out to Truro. My photographs only touch on some of the fun activities available - for more information check out their website here:

Rob Bourque was my pilot for the afternoon. He was wonderful - it has been 40 years since I last flew in such a small plane.

When we were over the farm Rob explained how to open the window of the plane and I (with camera firmly tied around my neck) took shot after shot as we circled the maze. Back on the ground Rob showed me the control panel - glad he knew what he was doing, it looks very complex to me. Now it was time to head over to the farm and get some shots on the ground. Giant Jumping Pillow and Mini Excavator Pit

Giant Rocking Chair.

Jim Lorraine gave me a wonderful tour of the facility - thanks Jim.