Cinematography

Wikipedia gives this definition of Cinematography:

Cinematography is the creation of motion picutre images.
It can involve the use of film or digital imagery, usually
with a movie camera. It is closely related to the art of
still photography. Many additional technical difficulties
and creative problems arise when the camera and elements of
the scene may be in motion.
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But to me Cinematography simply means the Scenery.

I googled movies in which cinematography was singled out
and here are a few of them:

GWTW

An Affair To Remember

The Eddie Duchin Story

Psycho

Butterfield 8

Exodus

WSS

The Night of the Iguana

The Greatest Story Ever Told

The Sand Pebbles

STAR

The Wizard of oz

Jungle Book

Phanton of the Opera

Going My Way

Lassie

National Velvet

When Worlds Collide

The Robe

I'll Cry Tomorrow

A Man Called Peter

The English Patient

Shakespeare In Love

American Beauty

Lawrence of Arabia


and my personal fave for cinematography


Congo