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💡CSS techniques: "The Backlight" Using a blur filter you can create an elegant backlight (or a "smart shadow") effect for your images. In a pseudo-element: 1⃣ `inherit` a background 2️⃣ blur it 3⃣ put it behind the main element using z-index Here's how it works:

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