Very useful for FTS shots of aquariums in small rooms in my experience..
With any lens your imagination is the only limitation. Although it is unlikely to give a flattering portrait as it will exaggerate prominant features on the subject.
I personally wouldn't have used the 10-20 for either. I would choose a macro lens. The Tokina 100 2.8 possibly - cheaper than the 10-20 in some places.
Although I bought mine for landscape and thats what it is mainly used for I have used it with good results for interior photography, as others have said I definitely would not use it for conventional portrait photography although if you are looking for some exagerated effects maybe.
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