When performing a rough water approach and landing in a seaplane, the airplane should be aligned

You are on short final for a rough water landing in your seaplane (ASES). The surface has 2- to 3-foot chop with swells aligned parallel to your approach path. A 12-knot quartering headwind from the left is present. At 50 feet above the water, you have excess altitude and airspeed. Which action will best ensure a proper rough water touchdown?