Christopher Doyle is an Australian-Hong Kong cinematographer who often works on Chinese language films. He has won awards at the Cannes Film Festival and Venice Film Festival, as well as AFI Award for cinematography, the Golden Horse awards (four times), and Hong Kong Film Award (six times). Doyle is an affiliate of the Hong Kong Society of Cinematographers. Doyle was born in Sydney, Australia in 1952. He left his native country on a Norwegian merchant ship at the age of eighteen, after which he took on a number of odd jobs including as a Kibbutz-nick cowboy in Israel, homeopathic doctor in Thailand, and “green agriculturalist” in India work. In the late seventies, Doyle was “re-birthed” as Du Ke Feng, which means “like the wind.” Following his time as a language student in Taiwan and having found work as a photographer, he was hired as a cinematographer on Edward Yang’s That Day, on the Beach in 1983.

Since his “birth in art,” Du Ke Feng has worked on over fifty Chinese-language films. He is best known for his collaborations with Wong Kar-Wai, including Chungking Express, In the Mood for Love and 2046 (the latter of which saw Doyle walking off set mid-way through production). He has collaborated with other Chinese filmmakers on projects including Temptress Moon, Hero, Happy Together, and Dumplings. As his "alter ego" Christopher Doyle he has made more than twenty in various other languages and film cultures, working as director of photography on Gus Van Sant's remake of Psycho, Liberty Heights, Last Life in the Universe, Rabbit-Proof Fence, Paranoid Park, The Limits of Control.

He also wrote, shot, and directed Warsaw Dark, Away with Words starring Asano Tadanobu, and Hong Kong Trilogy: Preschooled Preoccupied Preposterous, an experimental portrait of three generations of Hong Kong people.[5] He is currently filming The White Girl, another tribute to his adopted hometown of Hong Kong, with co-director Jenny Suen.

On May 26, 2017 Doyle was honored during the 70th Cannes Festival with the “Pierre Angénieux ExcelLens in Cinematography” award, in tribute to his rich and influential career. The ceremony was co-hosted by filmmaker Olivier Assayas and actress Juliette Binoche, among others.

　　曾就读澳大利亚悉尼大学文学系、香港中文大学新亚书院、美国马里兰大学美术系。十八岁那年开始水手生涯云游四方，曾至泰国、以色列、印度……等地。1970年代后期，他在香港大学的中文老师给他起了一个中文名字——杜可风。之后辗转到了台湾。1978年，参与创立兰陵剧坊，开始与云门舞集和 Zuni lcosahearon（二十四面体舞蹈）合作摄影工作，并担任台湾电视公司旅游节目《映像之旅》与中国电视公司新闻杂志节目《六十分钟》的摄影与剪接。1981年，受杨德昌邀请，为电影《海滩的一天》负责摄影指导，获得1983年亚太影展最佳摄影奖。自此，全力投入中国电影的拍摄工作。1986年，杜可风以电影《老娘够骚》获得“香港电影节”金像奖最佳摄影奖（一共荣获6次香港电影金像奖）。自此，杜可风正式以香港为起点，参与多部华语电影拍摄。尤其为人瞩目的，是他为王家卫电影所打造的迷魅影像。从《阿飞正传》、《重庆森林》、《堕落天使》、《东邪西毒》、《春光乍泄》和《花样年华》。

　　杜可风摄影作品还包括关锦鹏导演的的《红玫瑰白玫瑰》，纪录片《男生女相：中国电影之性别》；赖声川导演的《暗恋桃花源》和《飞侠阿达》；以及中国电影大师陈凯歌的首部好莱坞电影《风月》。香港电影无厘头大师周星驰的多部作品，也经由杜可风担任摄影。

　　杜可风赴美国好莱坞的作品，则有葛斯范桑的《1999惊魂记》和巴瑞李文森的《飞扬的年代》。

　　1999年，完成自编自导自摄的处女作《三条人》（Away with Words），多了导演的头衔。参加坎城「一种注目」，获得金摄影机提名。