Graduation

[Kenny32]

So I graduated high school yesterday...I let one of the teachers at my school that I know and trust use my camera. I put it on some pretty basic settings and just let him have at it...Unfortunately since thunderstorms were in the area, the ceremony had to be held indoors. I didn't see him in time to edit the settings for indoors so he was on his own...

This is the photo of me...I just want to know for future reference what to do for indoors, since I really have little to no experience doing this type of thing. I think the settings were Aperture Priority ISO 400 using the flash...

Also, if somebody could please do some post processing, I would REALLY appreciate it, as this photo means a lot to me.

This is the small version (so it doesn't stretch the page)

And for people who wish to edit (You have my permission for this one)
http://www.kb32.net/graduation.jpg

 

[tirediron]

Exposure seems fine, but the colours aren't quite right - what was your WB?

 

[Kenny32]

It was on automatic.

 

[Mav]

Yes, a tad warm. I used DxO and set the neutral point on the letter "C" in the lower right and that seemed to do the trick.

 

[Kenny32]

Thanks guys.

Is there an easy way to get the glare off of the glasses or no?