Appalachian Visuals

05/11/2026

Congratulations to the Class of 2026! Appalachian Visuals was proud to support the West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine, the University of Charleston, and Marshall University's Bill Noe Flight School with photography services for their recent graduation ceremonies 🎓

01/29/2026

12/13/2025

Congratulations to the class of 2025! Appalachian Visuals was please to be on hand for the winter commencement ceremony in Charleston.

10/25/2025

08/19/2025

Appalachian Visuals was pleased to capture images today at Marshall Health's Teays Pavilion ribbon cutting ceremony! 🩺

08/14/2025

The is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year! Are you going to the State Fair? 🎡

07/31/2025

Welcome to West Virginia, President Benson! 💙💛 Appalachian Visuals was in South Charleston tonight to capture images of new West Virginia University President Michael T. Benson's visit to the West Virginia Regional Technology Park.

07/14/2025

Across West Virginia and beyond, Appalachian Visuals has had the privilege of working alongside our clients to produce powerful visuals and tell compelling stories in our first six months of operation. Every person, business and organization has a message to share — and Appalachian Visuals is proud to be working alongside leaders and innovators to bring their stories to life and drive results.

Here's a look at some of the imagery we've captured in the first half of 2025. Visit appalachianvisuals.com to learn more about our services, and send us a message to find out how we can be your partner in telling your story.

06/20/2025

Happy West Virginia Day! Today, we celebrate our beautiful Mountain State and our neighbors across the state who proudly call West Virginia home 🏠

As West Virginia celebrates its 162nd birthday, we're proud to have the opportunity to tell the stories of the people, places, and businesses that make our state shine.

06/19/2025

Long before NASA's Space Launch System rocket rolled onto the launchpad and blasted off into space, specialized aluminum products rolled out of Constellium's Ravenswood, West Virginia facility to be integrated into various components of the spacecraft that protect astronauts on their journey to space and support NASA's scientific mission. If you watched the Artemis 1 launch in 2022, you watched materials made by skilled workers in West Virginia launch into deep space, circle the moon, and safely return to Earth, paving the way for future manned missions to the moon and to Mars.

Constellium recently welcomed NASA officials to Ravenswood to see their aluminum manufacturing process firsthand. Among the delegation was astronaut Douglas H. "Wheels" Wheelock, who thanked Constellium workers for their craftsmanship and attention to detail that gets astronauts to space — and more importantly, brings them home safely.

"We're all just ordinary kids from ordinary places, but we have a chance to touch the extraordinary," Wheelock said.

Watch to learn more about this out-of-this-world partnership 🚀

(Video by Appalachian Visuals)