Are these females?

Yep, the white pistils/hairs are the sign you are looking for. Also yes, pictures taken under normal white light is a must! On another point, no need to wet the leaves or "spritz" your plants, this is unnecessary and will lead to all sorts of fungal and/or mould issues, especially now that flowering is starting.

Take another couple pics under normal lighting, close ups, under the spot where, well you know where or you should if your this far along, lol. It takes time to learn but once you get it you've got it. Take some better pics and we'll try to help you till then. Peace and vibes, Dave

Yup - absolutely... Try not to take photos under the vegging lights as the color makes it extremely difficult to see what's actually going on with a plant... this particular question doesn't depend on color but if you had a question about discoloration, nute burn, deficiencies, toxicities, whatever - we would need photos taken in normal light. We'd also need a diary so either link it to the diary (by posing your question in the box at the bottom of your diary page) or telling us which grow it is... the former is the best.. Good luck!