Godfather cinematographer Gordon Willis passed away today, at the age of 82. Willis, who was known as the Prince of Darkness for his bold use of shadows, was one of the most influential cinematographers of the ‘70s and ‘80s. Along with all three Godfather movies, he served as director of photography on films including All the President’s Men, Manhattan, and Annie Hall. “This is a momentous loss,†American Society of Cinematographers president Richard Crudo told Deadline. “He was one of the giants who absolutely changed the way movies looked. Up until the time of The Godfather 1 and 2, nothing previously shot looked that way. He changed the way films looked and the way people looked at films.†The cause of death has not been released.