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The seven most popular photographers in Hollywood now:

John toll-He won two Oscars, Braveheart, Years of Passion and Thin Red Line. He is very popular now, and his style is changeable. But his hand must be a heavyweight work.

John Hill-He didn't show up much, and The English Patient surprised everyone. "The Perfect Storm" surprised everyone to see his amazing talent in action movies.

John Schwarczman-(all named John, which is strange) He is a royal servant of michael bay. He is in charge of the Jedi Police, Raiders of the Rock, The End of the World and Pearl Harbor. He also filmed "Conspiracy Theory" for richard donner and Ron Howard's "ed Channel". His style is very advertising.

Robert richardson-He is a royal servant of Si Tong, and he shot all the films in Si Tong. His excellent overhead lighting effect fascinated directors, such as Martin. Scorsese walked him to the door and filmed Martin's latest film. Casinos, emergency doctors and other directors, Leng Xue attacked the forest. He is my favorite photographer, and his photos are exquisite and powerful.

Janus kaminsky was once unknown because Schindler's list soared. From then on, he hit it off with Spielberg, and Smith abandoned his brother dean cundey for many years. He made all Smith's next films, the latest of which was Artificial Intelligence, and his images were very beautiful. You must be a master in the future. He also conquered infinite love.

Darius Konhdaj is a famous photographer with seven deaths. He is Iranian. He stayed in France for several years and became famous in America for his seven deaths. Immediately, bertolucci asked him to film Stealing Incense, and he filmed Aouita. At that time, he was at the height of his power in America. His film The Beach failed, so he collaborated with the director of The Seven Deaths, Finch, in The House of Terror. I am looking forward to it. . . His image is undoubtedly revealed in Seven Deaths, and the ENR printing method is brought to the extreme.

Roger Durkins, an Englishman, went to America to work for the Cohen brothers. Later, The Shawshank Redemption caused a sensation in the world. Immediately, the great directors came to you one after another, and Martin asked him to shoot Quinton. His works inherit the tradition of British photographers: rigorous and profound.

Hong Kong

Christopher Doyle

Du Kefeng, one of the Golden Triangle movies in Wong Kar-wai, is a very famous photographer. I grew up in the suburb of Sydney, and then settled in Taiwan Province Province to study Chinese. I joined the photography work because I joined the drama troupe. 1983 was invited by Yang Dechang to shoot "A Day at the Beach" and won the Best Photography Award at the Asia-Pacific Film Festival. 1986, I won the Best Photography Award at the Hong Kong Film Awards for my coquetry (I won four Hong Kong Awards). Since then, Du Kefeng has officially taken Hongkong as the starting point and participated in many Chinese-language films, especially the phantom images he created for Wong Kar-wai films, from The True Story of Punk, Chongqing Forest, fallen angels, Ashes of Time to Spring. His works also include Red Roses and White Roses by Guan and documentaries about boys and girls: Gender in China's films, Secret Love in Peach Blossom Garden, and Romantic Moon by Flash Ada and Chen Kaige. In the Mood for Love is his sixth film with Wong Kar-wai.

Du Kefeng's Hollywood works include Gus Van Sang's Psycho 1999 and The Flight Age of barry levinson. During 1999, the first director and photographer were nominated for the Golden Award when they participated in One Concern in Cannes.