Imaging recource: How to create images that are in focus from the foreground through the background

When you are capturing landscape images, it is common to have a foreground element in your frame. However, it is often simultaneously the case that you want the background to be sharp. For example, suppose you are shooting an image of a mountain with a field of flowers in your foreground. You want the flowers and mountain to be sharp. How can you do this in a single frame? You can stop your lens down all the way, but even that might not be enough and you will have to deal with diffraction. Alternatively, you can focus stack two or...
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