Yin and yang

I wonder how you selected the hair so successfully?! The pictures of the models must be taken on clouds background and where is the montage I simply can't see! Well done Andrew!

PDE

yes...I like it, interesting composition!

I do admire the amount of work that has gone into this image. I only see this sort of thing when I have had a lot of whisky. Who said drink was a bad thing?

Pierre and George,

Thank you very much for your kind comments.

David,

For me it is Vodka.

Only 3 pictures and a bit of CS5 work. I was lucky with my wonderful model and lucky with nature to provide such spectacular cloud formation.

Da Vinci and the Sistine Chapel come to mind immediately .. : -)

An excellent work, beautifully put together, bravo. 

...brings to my mind woman ☯ man
(if one were to keep with the symbol's meaning)

John,

Thank you very much for your kind word. Perhaps too kind.

Tomek,

“Many natural dualities—e.g. dark and light, female and male, low and high, cold and hot— are thought of as manifestations of yin and yang.”

In my image, one of the representations is a force of good (on the left) and I consider the right one to represent evil or dark force, so at least in my view the title is correct.

So maybe one should be black the other white ...albeit that would be too much of a cliché... but apart from the way they are wearing the gossamery fabric -- as a shawl vs as a veil -- they look very alike to me, even their postures mirror one another, so I wouldn't be able to tell which is which (or are you trying to say that good is not that much different from evil? ;)

Tomek,

Some times it is not at least in the appearance.

To John Peri: Sistine chapel was painted by Michelangelo!