
When shooting landscape photos, getting as much of the scene in sharp focus — from the foreground all the way to the distant horizon — is paramount. If you’ve been practicing photography for a while, you must already know that smaller aperture will keep more of your scene in focus. But with this is only one part of it when it comes to shooting landscapes. If you haven’t been able to achieve this level of sharpness in your landscape snaps, we have just the right photography cheat sheet for you.
Today’s featured photography cheat sheet is part of digital camera world’s series of focusing tips for different kinds of photography. With this flowchart for shooting landscapes, you’ll be able to capture your entire scene in focus using a small aperture setting and the hyperfocal focusing technique.