Hyperfocal? That sounds like a growth that you should have surgically removed! ("Yes, honey. The doctor said I have a hyperfocal. The surgery is scheduled for Saturday".)
Well, it's not. It's actually a neat trick that will give you more depth-of-field than you would get otherwise.
One technique I like to use in landscape photography is to have a strong foreground element. Hyperfocal distance comes in *very* handy as I try to keep both the foreground and background sharp.
Take a look at the article - and give it a try yourself!
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