I've said it on the beyond the basics forum and I'll say it here.
Photography to me is just like music.
A symphonic piece of music is an amazing piece that takes you through complex movements with sharp crescendos and immediate decrescendos, yet they take hours of practice to master and much planning.
A site-reading quality piece of music is much more basic, however that is the point because it is a piece of music meant to be played with little or no practice at all. These take a lot of skill to pull of right, however when done right are just as good
In photography our symphonic piece is a pre-meditated shot, and the site-read music is a snapshot. Each are equally amazing in their own way when executed right
There isn't anything wrong with snapshots when done right.
I actually enjoyed this shot because I feel like it is portraying an emotion I can relate to, walking back from the laundry mat with a mug on my face in the rain. It could use a bit cleaning up in PP but I would not discount this as a good shot. It makes proper use of thirds, decent weight, and it is something that people can relate to because of the situation.