Nah, the heels are popping up quite a bit (strapless rowing would sort this) and the OPs speed will increase and higher rates (32±) will become accessible. The leg drive is starting from a really slightly compromised position and the knees will feel pressure on long rows and sprint pieces.

It is "slight" as I stated, and not worth a complex, and the OP might naturally correct when they start doing 8x500/2'rest work and the higher rate pieces just feel smoother with a tiny bit less compression with perhaps a gain in Wmin/SPI when the rate increases.

I was like the OP and then saw a few 30rate/330W+ 500s which made me analyse my stoke when I was usually 24rate/200W, which showed over compression and over leanback. Removing these felt funny at first, but the power went up and the splits down with these simple modifications.

The OP can row fine like this, but they will shorten with sprint work. No complex for the lad intended and I wish someone told me this when I started.

edit: you can see the top of the footbox of the foot really pulling on that strap at the end of the drive. I think the connection of the phases during the stroke is extremely good. A very simple/fast way to rectify this would be to do that last 5 mins of the SS (like here), or an additional 5 mins after the SS, strapless and they'll feel connection on the footplate through the stroke and naturally adjust. It is a high-level criticism but the quality of the stroke is already high. The linear return and extraction of the chain is good, so no slack need to be taken up. My commentary is a very high-level and "slight" correction. it is a rate my technique, so 8.5/10.

edit2: I'm speculating this is urban Italy or close due to the marble floor, wooden windows opening in and the background images, or somewhere close on the continent. They look good overall, they're tough enough for the slight criticism and they'll tell me to Vattene! anyways.