In “Living the Daylight,” Marcin Rychły captures Adrian Panaś in moments where the mundane becomes extraordinary. From the quiet stillness of early mornings to the vibrant energy of a day yet to unfold, the lens witnesses the subtle beauty of living. These images aren’t about grand narratives; they are about the echoes in the ordinary—the light that fills a room, the quiet repose of a body, the texture of skin in its most natural form. Each frame is an ode to the in-between moments, where life isn’t performed but simply exists. “Living the Daylight” isn’t just about the daylight itself, but the way it moves through the spaces we inhabit, making the familiar feel profound.

In this exclusive editorial for HeyBoy Fanzine, Rychły’s photography pulls us into a world where the everyday is celebrated, where there is quiet intimacy in simple actions, and where daylight becomes the silent observer of all that is human.