But that is not open sea. On open sea the waves are there because of wind, and near shores because of water volume getting compressed?
The main thing that 'disturbs' me on the screens is that the waves on open sea havent got a 'direction'.
Near shore they suddenly flow towards the shore. I think you need to expand that area where waves exist due to shallowing of the sea..
Yes, there are two types of waves mixed - open sea waves (and they have a direction, but it can be hardly visible in the stills), and shore waves (the surf) that orient themselves perpendicularly to the shore as the water volume gets compressed with rising underwater terrain. These two aren't so tightly related, with relatively calm open sea you can still get the surf, and it appears as if from nowhere.
But you are right, the waves in open sea should be probably bigger, everything is a matter of tuning the parameters now.
But who am i, i'm just a amateur 
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Did you start blogging about your stuff yet? You never answered that
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