The size of a light source and it’s distance to an object determine the amount of light hitting a subject and the size of the reflection.
Your phone camera flash is a tiny dim light source that becomes almost non existent beyond 10 feet, using a large studio flash (50”) at over 100 feet would return a tiny specular highlight, your phone flash - nothing.
Well now .... how do you know it’s behind the ‘object’, maybe it’s a tractor beam drawing the ‘spots’ (alien space ships no doubt) into the maw of the Death Star?
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