We’re coming down to the last two weeks before the Academy Awards, and the final technical ceremonies are doling out their top prizes. The latest: the 2018 ASC Awards.

On the same weekend as the BAFTA Awards, the 32nd annual awards ceremony for the American Society of Cinematographers gave out awards for the best cinematography in movies and television in 2017. While the ASC winners don’t add a new twist to the front-runners for the Oscar race, they do suggest that a longtime Oscar nominee for best cinematography may finally get his due.

Find out the winners of the ASC Awards below.

Roger Deakins was awarded the top prize at the ASC Awards for his work in Blade Runner 2049. It was his fourth ASC win, edging out the other four Oscar nominees: Bruno Delbonnel (Darkest Hour), Hoyte van Hoytema (Dunkirk), Dan Laustsen (The Shape of Water), and Rachel Morrison (Mudbound), who has the distinction of being the first woman from her branch nominated by the ASC and the Academy.

Deakins has been nominated a whopping 14 times for best cinematography at the Oscars, but the coveted win has eluded the legendary director of photography. In his 35-year career, Deakins has been responsible for some of the most iconic camera work in modern film history, with credits that include The Shawshank Redemption, Fargo, Skyfall, and Sicario.

But could his stunning cinematography in the science-fiction film Blade Runner 2049 — a genre often overlooked by the Academy — finally gain him his first Oscar win? He has stiff competition: Van Hoytema’s incredible IMAX work on Dunkirk is proving to be a formidable force in the technical awards circuit, while Dan Laustsen’s lyrical cinematography in The Shape of Water shouldn’t be discounted — especially with the film’s leading 13 Oscar nominations. Then there’s Morrison, whose stunning work in Mudbound has been magnified by her historic nomination and the phenomenal buzz around Black Panther, which she also shot.

Could Deakins go home with the win? That’s something we’ll have to find out on March 4, 2018 on ABC.

Here is the complete list of ASC Awards winners:

THEATRICAL RELEASE

Roger Deakins, ASC, BSC

Blade Runner 2049

EPISODE OF A SERIES FOR NON-COMMERCIAL TELEVISION

Adriano Goldman, ASC, ABC

The Crown (“Smoke and Mirrors”), Netflix

SPOTLIGHT AWARD

Mart Taniel

November

MOTION PICTURE, MINISERIES, OR PILOT MADE FOR TELEVISION

Mathias Herndl, AAC

Genius (“Chapter 1”), National Geographic

EPISODE OF A SERIES FOR COMMERCIAL TELEVISION

Boris Mojsovski, CSC

12 Monkeys (“Thief”), Syfy

Lifetime Achievement Award

Russell Carpenter, ASC

Board of Governors Award

Angelina Jolie

Career Achievement in Television Award

Alan Caso, ASC

International Award

Russell Boyd, ASC, ACS

Presidents Award

Stephen Lighthill, ASC

ASC Andrew Lesnie Heritage Award Winners

Undergraduate: Logan Fulton, Widow

Graduate: Favienne Howsepian, Snowplow

ASC Haskell Wexler Student Documentary Award Winner

Connor Ellmann, Forever Home

Bud Stone Award

Frieder Hocheim