Instagram story viewer> @rewikstrom> Tagged
5.7K
followers
5594
following
Impactful Representation of Women. Commercial, Docu, Action Sports & Lifestyle Photo. Visual Communicator. Mold Breaker. Nerd. @poweredbyowc
POSTS STORIES REELS TAGGED
We came here to ride dirt and level the playing field in women's sports... and we’re fresh out of dirt.

2026 was the first year of our women’s Creative Mentorship Program. We welcomed three experienced women creative mentors and three up-and-coming mentees honing their craft, and everyone who witnessed it can attest: when they came together, they made both magic and history.

Only 32% of sports photographers are women, meaning women tell only 32% of the story. When we empower women in sports media, we empower women across the world of sport: from athletes, to mechanics, to brands, organizations, and products. It's a ripple effect.

Seeing Rebecca’s Private Idaho and our Mentorship Program through the lens of these brilliant creatives is something we’ll cherish forever. The grit, the determination, the joy, the connection: it’s all there.

Stay tuned as we continue to celebrate them and the photos they made.

📸: @rewikstrom
10
The best ski goggles fit, don’t fog, and feel comfortable all day.

Out of 29 new pairs for the 2027 season, our expert testers narrowed down the best ski goggles for all kinds of preferences and priorities.

Swipe for the 10 best ski goggles of 2027. ➡️

Full review at the link in our bio.

✍️ Lily Ritter
📸 @rayjgadd & @rewikstrom 
#skiing #skiers #WGG2027 #ski
101
Growing up in Stamford, CT, the first thing @rewikstrom would do with a ski magazine was flip right to the photos. The images captivated her. She’d review the photo credits and, over time, noticed there weren’t many women in front of and behind the lens. So, after college, she made it her mission to do something about it.

As both a freelance photographer and in her previous roles as Senior Photographer, Managing Photo Editor, and Marketing Photo Manager at Backcountry.com, Wikstrom has spent the last 20 years creating more space for women in the outdoor media space, even publishing an annual “LadyShred” calendar series aimed at celebrating the many incredible athletes in her community.

We sat down with Wikstrom to learn more about her path to photography and what motivates her work. Hit the link in bio to read the next installment in our Core Creators series.
56
Winter Elements Premier WENT OFF in Salt Lake City last night!!! 

I did not take enough photos! Fail! 

IMMEASURABLE THANKS TO Rachael Burks for letting me tag along and chase her with my camera (2 decades and counting!) in our shared vision for changing a small piece of the world and “signing” the eternal ski friendship contract. She keeps saying, “I can’t believe we’re in a film segment together!?” but I think I’m the one who really can’t believe it! PINCH ME! @rachaelburks 

AND a HUGE THANK YOU to @moonrise.create for sharing our story, carrying this torch forward and continuing to light the way and light up even more pathways through the universe! @izmottephoto @sbeamrobbins @ktcooney @_schlag_ @kristie.ryan 

This is just the beginning of their 50+ tour stop, and while they are in year ~3 of Girl Winter, I know it’s still just the beginning of an exciting new chapter for women in the ski industry and they have so much more to add to this universe. I CANNOT WAIT!

And one more shout out to Michael Brown of Sweetgrass productions, because his idea to pitch my story as a short film for an Alta series, and his insistence that Iz La Motte take the lead on directing and filming that project, was the proverbial flap of the butterfly wings that eventually led to sharing this combined story of mine and Rachael’s as part of a feature length ski film. 🙏🏼 @mikaljamesbrown @sweetgrassp @altaskiarea
54
back to up