Alter egos captured in one shot: Cleverly-styled photographs show peoples' square and more raunchy sides Pearls on by day, tattoos out by night - a photographer's cleverly-styled images show how people often have more than one side to them. Toby Dixon, 34, who is based in Sydney, Australia, recruited a stylist and make-up artist to transform a man and woman's appearance into two halves and captured the pair's alter egos on camera. On the one side they look distinctly 'serious', with combed hair, buttoned-up collars and glasses, while on the other they appear more 'playful', displaying inches of inked flesh and cheeky smirks. Split personalities on show: Toby Dixon's cleverly-styled photographs show how people often have more than one side to them - this female model wears pearls on one side and flaunts rouged lips on the other Commenting on the pictures, mymodernmet.com wrote: 'Similar to a mullet, "business in the front, party in the back," these side by side characters couldn't be more different.' And another online commentator added: 'It's amazing how different styles can change the same person.' Mr Dixon proudly states that the project involved 'no cutting, no comping, no Photoshop trickery.' He says that to date, he has only taken two 'splt personality' pictures but may start a series in the same direction. Day and night: On the one side the models look distinctly 'serious', with combed hair, buttoned-up collars and glasses, while on the other they appear more 'playful', displaying inches of inked flesh and cheeky smirks 'It seems to have been getting a lot of very positive feedback,' the photographer said. He says that his fascination with photography started around the age of nine, when he watched the American art house film, Paris, Texas. 'Things may have evolved since then but a few things haven't; I'm still quite obsessed with the idea of craft and the dedication to continuously improve every aspect of it,' Mr Dixon writes on his website. Over the years he has shot fashion magazine spreads and advertising campaigns. Earlier this year he captured Marco Pierre White for MasterChef Australia: The Professionals.