Addicted or in Love?

Is Beth May addicted to latex, or has she simply fallen in love with it more recently? From my perspective, something has clearly shifted because she seems to enjoy herself much more now and carries that energy into the shoot in a way that feels freer, brighter, and more playful. There is a visible sense of excitement in the way she approaches it, as if latex has become more than just a look and has turned into something she genuinely wants to explore further.

What stands out to me is her growing desire to experiment. That kind of curiosity usually appears when someone has moved past hesitation and started to discover what they truly enjoy, and Beth seems to be right in that space now. I also have the feeling that the latex mask may have triggered something she loved, not only as a visual element, but as an experience that opened the door to a stronger fascination with the whole feeling of transformation.

That is what makes this version of Beth so enjoyable to photograph. She comes across as happy, shiny, and fully engaged in the moment, and that genuine pleasure always gives the images more life. For me, this is less about labeling it and more about recognizing that she has found something that excites her, and that excitement is exactly what makes the shoot feel so alive.