Landscape photography is mostly associated with narrow apertures and deep depth of field. For an engaging perspective, limit focus by shooting wide open and experimenting with AF point positioning – where in the image this is placed will dictate how much detail is visible in each area of the frame. A shallower DOF is actually more representative of human vision, so can yield organic results.
MIDDLE GROUND A TIGHTER CROP WILL OFTEN BE NEEDED FOR FOCUS TO WORK HERE, SINCE BLURRING ON THE FOREGROUND AND BACKGROUND CAN LOOK UNCOMFORTABLE FOREGROUND FOCUS COMBINED WITH A HIGHER FOCAL LENGTH, A WIDER PERSPECTIVE AND BLURRED BACKGROUND ISPOSSIBLE IN A SINGLE FRAME BACKGROUND FOCUS TRY A LOWER CAMERA POSITIONWHEN THE LENS IS FOCUSED TOWARDS INFINITY TO MAKE THE MOST OF FOREGROUND DIFFUSION