I like the first picture because the camera angle mimics what the character would see. It is from a minifigure's eye view. Though, I also like #4 because the framing is good and the focus is sharp. But overall, the first one is the best, IMO.

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Like rioforce, I feel that #1 is the most realistic.

I looked at some images on Bing (for the sake of holding our own), most cameras aren't placed in the area you placed it.
As for my favourite camera, I cant really tell. They all look the same to me.

thanks.
yeah, I am wondering, I kinda like it there, reflecting the force field behind them, I could keep it out.....

Well, #1 it is!  You all helped change the outcome of the film.  Like KD2000 said, the light is awfully close to the corner house.  That's okay with me.  Though I like to be realistic & detailed, I also know that Lego is an iconic representation of things, and it works well enough.  That corner house is actually the back of the basement that I'm building for the next scene!  Thanks everyone.  I will be using picture 2 later on in the episode, just for variety.

Ouch.
That came off a touch harsh Cat.

I really like the water-y feel to the frame, and the set looks great for an unique throne room. And I love the teal lighted window things on each side. But the greenscreen spill is excessive, and fairly distracting. Off to the side it looks fine, but around the spears just comes off as a bit odd.

Can you get a bit of light on that throne perhaps?  Open a small bit of the set roof?  When I think thrones I don't think dark corners - which is what I'm seeing.

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If you noticed I did comment on your photo earlier.

Cool lighting.