A quick introduction

Hey there Steemians!

My name is Dario Hässig and I’m a graphic designer and photographer based out of north-eastern Switzerland.
A friend of mine just recently told me about Steemit and I instantly saw the potential of the platform for my use. Since I’m already heavily using Instagram to show images to the world, I think I’ll feel right at home here.

Currently I’m in an apprenticeship as a graphic designer in a local printshop 30 minutes from where I live. I really enjoy the work I’m doing there and hope to smash the exams in a few months.
I know, that I won’t work as a graphic designer forever, but I think one of the best parts about this field of work is, that you can pretty much go in any direction (i.e. marketing, photography or even go deeper into the technical side of the profession) for your next area of work.
I don’t have any concrete plans yet, but in a few years I’m planning to work in a more image-focused field like full-time photography, image editing or something of that sort.

This image of me was taken by my good friend Timon: www.ub18aux.com

As already mentioned above, I spend most of my free time with photography. I mainly focus my work on landscapes and concerts. Recently I’ve been getting into some urban night photography to balance out long days of studying on the weekends.
You can find my landscapes on Instagram via @dariohaessig and my musicphotography-work via @daessig.

I’ll probably need some time to figure out what exactly to post on here. But once I’ll find my niche, I’ll try to keep you up to date on what I’m doing adventure-wise, as frequently as possible.

Here are a few of images I took over the last few months:

I took this near the famous Saxer Lücke in Switzerland, after spending the night in our tents.

I've visited this spot countless times during the summer and the sunsets are still as beautiful as ever.

The Churfirsten are probably my mountains. I've been visiting them very often, since I can remember.

At the beginning of 2017 I was finally able to go to Zermatt and have a look at the Matterhorn myself.

Thank you so much for sticking around until the end of this post!

Have a good one!

Dario