Canon product photography
I captured the source product photographs with a Canon camera.
Commercial confectionery content combining my Canon product photography, social-media design and AI-assisted product films.
I photographed the products with a Canon camera, edited the photographs in Adobe Lightroom and finished the visuals in Adobe Photoshop. For the product films, I used the prepared photographs with AI video generation, then edited the sequences in Adobe Premiere Pro. This workflow reduced the need for separate video shoots and helped me deliver content faster.
I captured the source product photographs with a Canon camera.
I adjusted the photographs in Adobe Lightroom, then completed image editing and advertising layouts in Adobe Photoshop.
I used AI to generate video from the prepared product imagery, then assembled and edited the sequences in Adobe Premiere Pro for faster production.

Four branded confectionery films produced as part of my work for MALEH & HELOW SWEETS, using product photography, AI-generated video and Adobe Premiere Pro editing.
A branded product film revealing the gift bag, chocolate assortment and packaging details.
29 seconds • 1080 × 1920A product story moving from dates and nuts to coated truffles and the final gift presentation.
21 seconds • 1080 × 1920A confectionery film featuring chocolate, pecans, coating and the finished product presentation.
38 seconds • 1080 × 1920A preparation-focused film showing layered chocolate cups, fillings and assorted toppings.
34 seconds • 1080 × 1920My role: Product photography, image editing, AI-assisted video production & Premiere Pro editing. Full-length films with original audio; use Enable sound to hear each film.
The seven-post collection brings chocolates, kunafa, traditional sweets, cake and savoury products into one recognisable campaign language. The case study focuses on consistency, product appeal and a polished social-media presentation.
The campaign uses an ivory-led palette, restrained decorative details and elegant black accents to create continuity while allowing each product to remain the focus. The result is a flexible system that can move between gift, dessert and savoury content without losing brand consistency.
The strongest part of the system is restraint. Decorative elements support the product instead of competing with it, while typography and framing keep the campaign coherent from post to post.
Large, clear product imagery keeps texture, filling and presentation at the centre of every composition.
Ivory backgrounds, floral details and dark ribbon accents create a recognisable visual family.
Spacing and restrained styling give the posts a polished, premium feel suited to gifting and confectionery.
These two pieces show how the same campaign language adapts to products with very different shapes, textures and visual weight.
Each visual is shown as part of the wider campaign rather than as an isolated design.
Commercial social-media work presented as a structured campaign case study for portfolio review.