Well, yes and no. You can use some custom CSS under Neptune > Code > CSS:

.ja-pagetitleTI {margin: 0px; padding-top: 5px; text-align: left;}
#ja-navleft, #ja-navright {height: 0px;}

That will move the title to the left, and to the top, but it will make it impossible to show navigation icons up there (like "home").

There's no way to move it to the bottom - the title isn't absolutely positioned (and can't be, in this case).

I see that you're making the "dimming layer" behind the title completely transparent. This makes the text very difficult to read, depending upon the nature of the theme image. That dimming layer is there for a reason!

But if you insist upon doing that, and want the title to move further towards the top, apply some negative margin (padding is always zero or greater, but margin can be negative):

.ja-pagetitleTI {margin: -30px 0px 0px; padding-top: 5px; text-align: left;}
#ja-navleft, #ja-navright {height: 0px;}

Or, you can stick to the custom CSS I posted above, but choose Neptune > Title Bar > Theme Image > Gradient title background. You can still make the dimming layer as light or dark as you please, but again, with no background, the text is very difficult to read.