Sunday, November 2, 2008

History Faire
























Halloween Custumes

Woodland School seventh grader Piper Deans jokes with sixth grader Luke Kreykes during a break between presentations. Deans and Kreykes were playing Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Jackson. Kreykes said, "having to wear a wig is the hardest part about being Andrew Jackson." Kreykes removed the wig between presentations. Deans added, " having to go to goodwill and find the clothes was the toughest part of the assignment.

Fellow students were given clues about different presidents and they had to ask the couples questions to find out which president they had. Woodland students celebrated halloween with a History Faire. This year's theme is "presidents" in which the students learned about various aspects such as election terms, campaigning, Senate and the House of Representatives.


Adam
Renault Productions

Saturday, November 1, 2008

Whats all the hoopla

Karen Bell, owner of What's Hoopenin' poses with her husband after a hoopercise class. The Bell's make the hulla hoops themselves and teach an exercise class with hulla hoops as the foundation.

If your in the Traverse City, MI area stop by the store on South Airport Rd. If its your first time you have to Hoopercise!

Adam
Renault Productions

Saturday, October 25, 2008

7&4 News

On the scene...
7&4 News staffers Courtney and Bob hard at work. These are two journalist that ask the tough questions. Bob's magic will make you look fabulous on TV and Courtney will get you laughing so hard that it doesn't matter how bad you stumbled on her questions. I have seen both happen and its a treat!
Go turn on the telly and turn it to 7 or 4 and get your local news.

For the Cause


A stroll down the TART Trail...
Oneupweb is at it again. Despite the worlds shrinking bank accounts and spending money an idea from the past this company is reaching out.
Combining their efforts with Tom's Food Market on the west side of Traverse City, MI Oneupweb is donating food to Sal's Kitchen, a Salvation Army Food Pantry, with a total dollar amount rounding to $9000.00. Canned Tuna, soup, pears, instant rice, oats and even Mac-n-Cheese with be picked up at the open space by Sal's Kitchen.
The hard work of the event was done by all 36 Oneupweb employees. Each pushed a cart full of food from Tom's to the Open Space. My hat is off to the hard working employees of Oneupweb!
Adam
Renault Productions

The Big Traverse City Game


Rain, cold temperatures, screaming fans....
Friday night lights were blazing bright at Thirlby field. No surprise that the cold temperatures and rain didn't scare anyone away. The stands were full to the brim and the end zones packed of fans getting soaked watching a run away train.
Traverse City Central's players charged the field and kept the momentum moving throughout the game. The TC West Titans made a stand in the second half but wasn't enough to conquer the Trojans.
The new rivalry is becoming the fall event of the year. If you missed it this year check out the Traverse City Record-Eagle for the full story.
Its time to carve a pumpkin!
Adam
Renault Productions

Tuesday, October 14, 2008

The Colors have Arrived


More Color
I was able to get away from the computer this week and try and get some shots of the color that is all around Northern Michigan. Its hard to decide which light gives the better results. The color radiates when sun is directly on the foliage. No doubt about it that the colors will "pop" like no other.
Ever gone out and looked at the fall colors with a nice overcast day? Try it! The moody colors will make you forget about the hot days of July, BBQ, jet skiing and make you realize its Fall!
Adam
Renault Productions

Monday, October 13, 2008

Fall Portraits


Great time for outdoor portraits
Fall is the perfect time for portraits. The temperature is accommodating for a wide range of styles of dress. The seasonal colors always lend to amazing backgrounds. One feature that isn't thought of is the up coming holidays.
As the year closes out your daily planner fills. Holiday parties, shopping, long lines, kids school events, traveling all make getting a simple portrait that mom and dad would love that much harder.
That simple portrait can become a personalized greeting card used for one or all the holidays. Check out your local photographers to find out how cheap it is to create such a valuable gift.
Adam Renault