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if you had moved towards the wall on the left, you'd get a bit better lighting, get rid of distracting detail in the window and that sail-shaped bright thingie behind his head.

Still, a very nice available light shot

I couldn't move much, there was a bit of a crowd to my left, but I see what you are saying.

<center><img src="http://img243.imageshack.us/img243/4395/drinkingironworker4ra.jpg"></center><p>heh heh. (pic of my brother)

Your shutter speed is 1/13 because of ISO 200. I think your rebel can safely go to ISO 400 without significant noise, especially on web-sized images, so you could double the shutter speed to avoid motion blur (unless that's the effect you were going for)

I love available light shots like this. A faster shutter would have been good. Ideally, as Michael mentioned...move to the left and I think you would have had a better shot.

I was going for a little motion blur.. But i do often shoot at ISO400 in low light.. I have the 'hack', so I can push it to 3200, which is very grainy, but nice..