Washington D.C. Area Film Critics Association Award for Best Cinematography

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The Washington D.C. Area Film Critics Association Award for Best Cinematography is an annual award given by the Washington D.C. Area Film Critics Association.

Winners and nominees

2010s

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Year Cinematographer(s) Film
2010[1]Wally PfisterInception
Jeff CronenwethThe Social Network
Roger DeakinsTrue Grit
Anthony Dod Mantle and Enrique Chediak127 Hours
Matthew LibatiqueBlack Swan
2011[2]Emmanuel LubezkiThe Tree of Life
Manuel Alberto ClaroMelancholia
Janusz KamińskiWar Horse
Robert RichardsonHugo
Guillaume SchiffmanThe Artist
2012[3]Claudio MirandaLife of Pi
Danny CohenLes Misérables
Roger DeakinsSkyfall
Greig FraserZero Dark Thirty
Mihai Mălaimare Jr.The Master
2013[4]Emmanuel LubezkiGravity
Sean Bobbitt12 Years a Slave
Bruno DelbonnelInside Llewyn Davis
Simon DugganThe Great Gatsby
Hoyte van HoytemaHer
2014[5]Emmanuel LubezkiBirdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance)
Roger DeakinsUnbroken
Hoyte van HoytemaInterstellar
Daniel LandinUnder the Skin
Robert YeomanThe Grand Budapest Hotel
2015[6]Emmanuel LubezkiThe Revenant
Yves BélangerBrooklyn
Roger DeakinsSicario
Edward LachmanCarol
John SealeMad Max: Fury Road
2016[7]Linus SandgrenLa La Land
Stéphane FontaineJackie
James LaxtonMoonlight
Seamus McGarveyNocturnal Animals
Bradford YoungArrival
2017[8]Roger DeakinsBlade Runner 2049
Hoyte van HoytemaDunkirk
Dan LaustsenThe Shape of Water
Rachel MorrisonMudbound
Sayombhu MukdeepromCall Me by Your Name
2018[9]Alfonso CuarónRoma
James LaxtonIf Beale Street Could Talk
Matthew LibatiqueA Star is Born
Robbie RyanThe Favourite
Linus SandgrenFirst Man
2019[10]Roger Deakins1917
Jarin BlaschkeThe Lighthouse
Drew DanielsWaves
Rodrigo PrietoThe Irishman
Robert RichardsonOnce Upon a Time...in Hollywood
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2020s

Multiple wins

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