E-330, Zuiko 7-14mm f4.0 zoom at 10mm, 1/100th,  f4.5, ISO 200, steadied on my knee using Live Mode A. One of the main reasons for getting the 7-14mm was for this kind of wide-angle landscape shot, where detailed foreground gives a feeling of being able to step into the photograph.

The eye can rest on receding parts of a photograph when there are "planes of focus" in the scene. Starting with the foreground rocks, then reeds, shoreline, reflectons, the narrowing channel, treeline, hills and finally sky - you can comfortably move your gaze into the distance. A wide angle lens along with the "planes of focus" idea can give the feeling of depth in a landscape photograph. The zoom capability (14-28mm equivalent) of this very sharp and ultrawide lens make it unlike any other lens I've used before.

If the light had not been fading so fast I would have had time to mount the camera on a tripod for even greater depth of field. However, the flip screen helped me hold a steady 1/100th second exposure with the camera on my knee while looking down at the LCD. At 10mm, f4.5 and autofocus on the reeds, the apparent focus is acceptable across the depth of the whole scene.