It is a polarized-light optical microscope image of dynamically reconfigurable complex emulsions comprising two immiscible phases, a cholesteric liquid crystal and a fluorocarbon oil. Our colloids present a Janus morphology (i.e. droplets with faces of differing chemistries) with a radial helical organization, which originates from the center of the half-sphere and gives rise to concentric shells of constant refractive index, such that the radial period corresponds to one-half of the cholesteric pitch. These complex emulsions are prepared by a bulk emulsification method that generates polydispersed droplets with diameters ranging from 5 to 200 μm.