Since you play primarily left-handed, it looks like it might be a little difficult to reach your floor tom on your left due to the high-hat having to be in the way (from my perspective at least. I can't tell from the angle (you should take one from behind the kit) but it looks like your right floor tom is a little hard to reach for the same reasons. I guess there's not really much of a way around this.
I looks good though, great strategy!
What I used to do to practise playing left-handed (I play right-handed) is what probably a lot of drummers do. I would have a double-pedal set up on the kick drum. I would have an auxillary snare to the left of my hats and a second pair of hats (on a regular hat stand, not x-hat or hydraulic or anything) to the left of my Aux. snare. Then to the left of the second pair of hats, I'd have a floor tom. This way I could just swing around and have my right foot on the kick drum pedal (but it would be on the left pedal) and have my left foot on the second hi-hat. The AUx. snare would be between my legs and I'd have the floor tom to the left of me (as opposed to the right) and highest tom on the right of me.
Now, the above setup was just to switch it up for my hands, mind you. Another cool thing I always thought of doing was to keep my setup right-handed, and still sit in the same spot, but put a floor tom to my left, use the left kick pedal with my left foot, and setup an Aux. hydraulic hi-hat pedal to the right of my right kick pedal use use my right foot on it. However, the Aux hats themselves would be to the left of my main hats (also on left) so I could hit them primarily with my left hand.
Sorry...I should avoid taking crack before the next time I answer a post. It makes me ramble. Also I think I'm sub-consciously making up for no one else posting anything on this thread.
Cheers
