One more from this shoot.
4 lights on the model. 2 mono lights for the rim light shot bare with reflector grids @ 45's. one behind to separate from the wall prior to extracting for the composite and one speedlight into a beauty dish directly in front for fill.

[Kerrowdown]

Yep like this one, I bet your model was pleased too, plenty of "street cred" in the face.

[Tessl8d]

Sensational pic,but it's been post edited right ?

[Deiberson]

Yes. This was heavily post processed. The background is from an elementary school hallway. I took five exposures of that and merged the over exposed and underexposed together. I then took a picture of the subject in a different room of the school and extracted him from the scene and placed him in the hallway. Each pic was edited separately before they were merged.

[einstrigger]

Nicely done. Some people are purists and don't like photos that are manipulated or composited, but I'm not among them. I would watch out for contrast and feathering though, as too much makes the subject more noticeable that you've done a composite. It's noticeable around his legs and near the bottom of the shorts. You've made some nice progress from some of your earlier senior portraits though.

[mischivo]

I think you've been a bit heavy-handed with the image manipulation. Perhaps a different technique or background would work. Right now it's a bit too busy and almost abrasive with regards to the micro-contrast.