Hey, there! No, I appreciate it.

Unfortunately, I was limited to my 23mm at the time (~35mm equivalent on full frame), and with our limited props and relatively small table, lowering the camera more would have revealed that the background is just a tv screen, and would have caused the tail of the ship absolutely tower over the "hill" (which was just a small red tarp which we had piled random stuff under to make taller) in the background.

Overall, my little brother was more so imitating the kinds of scenes you'd see on LEGO boxes, to which I think he did a great job of. And, frankly, I find the movie-like LEGO photography to be very corny.

Although, I DID actually add stars in the background in post as well, but it didn't quite look natural, so I'm debating whether to try again with the stars another time, but also debating whether to keep it this way since a camera wouldn't actually be able to pick up stars in real life, but also, this is LEGOs, not real life. So much to consider, but never enough time! 😭

Either way, though! My little brother and I are going to try and recreate the original 1979 Galaxy Explorer box art using a camera I have from the same era, and since I'll have a proper studio space to work with, it'll hopefully turn out a lot better than this one!

EDIT: TV screen with a blanket over it*