In general, backlit images are meant to be viewed only when a light source is behind the image. Occasionally, however you may need to create a backlit image that can be viewed when face-lit with natural light in the daytime, and also at night when the image is illuminated from behind. The problem is that a print that looks good when backlit needs to have a heavy ink load. It needs to be dark and dense to compensate for strong backlighting. But that same print will look terrible in a front-lit application. Here are some tips to get around the problem. 

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Angie Hicks is more than the name behind the nation's most trusted source of local consumer service reviews. She's a business dynamo. But she wasn't always that way.

In fact the self-professed introvert started small, selling subscriptions door-to-door to launch what we know today as Angie's List. And what she lacked in sales experience -- Hicks didn't even sell Girl Scout cookies as a kid -- she made up for in determination.

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