I wouldn't bother with a flood lights because they aren't very attractive, and you should select lighting that works for your home.

Depending on the actual style of your home, you can either mount lanterns on either side of the garage door or lights above the garage door. Don't under size your lights.

You shouldn't require a flood light if you light the home correctly. The lanterns on the side don't really provide much actual light.

motion detector lights come in a variety of colors to mount at the peak, sconces w/large back plate sconces.

Won't your security service want to place and adjust the camera to give you the view you want? I'm not sure you'll have much choice in where it goes since you'll need it to show you what you want to see.

I like BeverlyFLADeziner's mockup of the lanterns.

I would want a motion detector flooight to hit that recessed window more. I'm not a thief but if I was one, that's where I would be headed.

Once you determine who's security camera/floodlight you want to use, they should provide you with the preferred install locations. For a Ring floodlight/cam, they recommend 9 ft off the ground for optimum placement. I'd personally look to mount it higher as at 9ft, just about anyone with a baseball bat could knock that sucker to kingdom come with a quick swing without a ladder. Looking at your pic, I'd put it 1/2 to 2/3 up between the door and the peak.

And Beverly, they may not look as nice as some of your fancy lights, but they are for security reasons as thieves don't like automatic lights that shine on them as they do their mischief.