All photographers know it now, it's becoming harder for everyone to find commissions and to make it in this industry. So, a lot of photographers are now turning to competitions and prizes to get their names out there. One UK-based company seems to be banking on this trend.

Duckrabbit, a new production company, is offering "fresh hope to the struggling editorial photograph community in the UK," it claims. Formed by photographer David White and ex-BBC Radio 4 documentaries producer Benjamin Chesterton, Duckrabbit, which just won a Pictures of The Year International Award and has been nominated for a Amnesty International Media Award, is introducing a series of training workshops.

The seminars, held at the Trinity Centre in Bristol, offer photographers tips about how to present their stories and win awards. "Photojournalism is far from dead, we just need to get smart about how we present our stories," says White.

You can check them out here: www.duckrabbit.info.