Editing Black Light Photo's

[mamabearof2girls]

Hey I'm brand new and could use some editing advice. I wanted to take some photos of my two girls for Halloween. So just for fun the hubby and I took some black light photos. I had to have a quick shutter speed which you are not supposed to do in black light photography but if i didn't then they would have been blurry. Try to keep and 4 and 2 year old still so long when they are excited. lol. So I just wanted to know if anyone had any editing advice on black light photography? Yes there is a lot of noise in the pictures but I didn't mind that as much to cut back on the blur. Just any advice would be great.

 

[Corvphotography]

post some pics. im curious to see em.

 

[mamabearof2girls]

Ok just dont criticize me to bad. I'm proud I found out how to take any at all. lol

I put the rose just because I love it and I was happy with how it turned out.

 

[lordfly]

The only one that seems to have a subject is the rose. The others look ... well, I hate to use the loaded term snapshot, but... They don't seem to convey anything, I guess is what I'm trying to say.

 

[LokiZ]

This would be a first for me. What about upping the amount of black lights you use for the photos and then adding just a little regular light to help out with those items that are not going to glow.

Seems the black light golfing I have done in the past is not so dark that you trip but at the same time dark enough to make that which should glow... well glow.