probably it wont look as good as if u snapped it at the correct exposure, but the amount of detail retained is a lot more compared to jpeg. very much more dynamic range retained. = more chances of a spoiled shot to be saved.

see this - http://photodoto.com/raw-vs-jpg-correcting...rover-exposure/ 3 stops over n under comparison.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qSB2jP7Awbc

basically the utube vid shows that a lot more details are retained in raw even in the clipped areas.

if u're not sure den better stay with jpeg. until u're really sure of what is raw, what it can do and what can u do with what it can do, then only snap raw.

1st pic - superb bokeh! frm ur exif, i think is 70-200 f/2.8 correct?
2nd pic - i would prefer if u moved ur cam to the left a bit coz now its chopping off the customer.
3rd pic - would be better if take the whole circle. time for UWA?

UWA is ultra wide angle lens.