Frequently Asked Questions
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An aura is described as the energetic field that surrounds the body. Many traditions understand this field as reflecting aspects of mood, personality, and emotional state.
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Aura photography uses specialised equipment to translate subtle biofeedback signals from the body into colour.
At Colour Fields, portraits are captured using the AuraCam 6000, an analogue camera developed by Guy Coggins in the 1970s. Hand sensors measure electrical signals from the body, which the camera converts into colour fields around the sitter.
Aura photography emerged during a period when interest in self-exploration and consciousness was expanding. Today, it remains a playful and reflective experience, offering a rare analogue moment of connection in an increasingly digital world.
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Aura photography is best understood as a reflective and interpretive tool rather than a scientific measurement. It's an invitation to check in with yourself and explore the symbolic meaning of colour and energy in your life. The colours might feel affirming, offer a new perspective, or simply spark curiosity. Above all, it can be a playful, joyful and unexpectedly meaningful experience.
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Pricing varies depending on the type of event, duration, location and number of guests. Colour Fields offers packages for weddings, private celebrations, corporate events and brand activations. Get in touch to tell us what you're planning and we'll put together a tailored quote.
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Each colour is traditionally associated with different qualities such as emotional states, personality traits, or areas of focus in a person’s life.
During your session, Kate offers a short interpretation of the colours that appear in your portrait and their placement within the image.
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Each sitting takes approximately 15 minutes.
This includes the portrait, printing of the Fuji instant photograph, and a short colour interpretation.
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Each sitting includes:
• A one-of-a-kind aura photograph captured on Fuji instant film.
• An interpretation of the colours and their placement
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You can wear whatever feels comfortable. Solid colours often photograph best, but the colours generated by the camera are independent of clothing.
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Colour Fields is available for festivals, exhibitions, corporate events, retreats, launches, pop up’s, and private celebrations. Contact us at studiocolourfields@gmail.com
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Colour Fields is based on Gubbi Gubbi Counrty / on the Sunshine Coast, Queensland and travels across Australia for events.