frequently asked questions

General / About the Artist

Who is Bayram Yılmaz and what kind of photography is he known for?
Bayram Yılmaz is a documentary and fine-art photographer and author based in İzmir, Türkiye. He is known for seven photo series on the invisible burdens of modern life: Paris Solitude, Fishermen, Concrete, Those Left Behind, Pavements, Shore and Nomophobia. He has held seven solo exhibitions in Türkiye since 2011.
How many photo series does Bayram Yılmaz have?
There are seven photo series: Paris Solitude, Fishermen, Concrete, Those Left Behind, Pavements, Shore and Nomophobia. Each series can be viewed under the Projects section of this site.
Where is Bayram Yılmaz based?
Bayram Yılmaz lives and works in İzmir, Türkiye.
How can I contact Bayram Yılmaz?
You can get in touch through the form on the Contact page of this site. Order requests receive a reply within 1–3 business days.
Where can I follow Bayram Yılmaz on social media?
You can follow @bayram_yilmaz on Instagram and @MrBayramYilmaz on YouTube.

Artworks and Purchasing

How do I buy a Bayram Yılmaz photographic print?
Choose a photograph from the Artworks section, select the print type and size, and add it to your cart. After you send your request, you will be contacted within 1–3 business days with payment and shipping details. Payment is taken by bank transfer / EFT.
Are the prints limited edition?
Two print types are offered. Reproduction prints are produced in an unlimited edition and are neither signed nor stamped. Original fine-art prints are limited: 50 prints at 18×24 cm, 40 at 24×30 cm, 30 at 30×40 cm, 20 at 40×50 cm and 10 at 50×60 cm.
What are the prints made on?
Reproduction prints are lab-printed on Fujifilm Crystal Archive DPII silver photographic paper. Original prints are made on premium heavy fine-art paper using carbon archival ink.
Are the prints signed and numbered?
Original fine-art prints are signed, dated and numbered in pencil on the front of the print. Reproduction prints are not signed or stamped.
What is the price range of the prints?
Reproduction prints range from ₺700 to ₺2,400 depending on size. Original limited-edition prints range from ₺12,500 to ₺28,000. Price is determined by print type and size; options such as framing and matting are priced separately.
What sizes are available?
Five sizes are offered: 18×24 cm, 24×30 cm, 30×40 cm, 40×50 cm and 50×60 cm. Every size is available both as a reproduction print and as an original limited-edition print.
Do prints arrive framed?
Prints are shipped unmatted and unframed by default. Framing and matting can be added as options during ordering; their price varies by size.
Do prints come with a certificate of authenticity?
Original limited-edition prints ship with a certificate of authenticity. Reproduction prints do not include a certificate.
Can a print be returned?
Prints damaged in transit are replaced or refunded at no cost if reported with photographs within 7 days of delivery. As prints are made to order, returns of undamaged items cannot be accepted.

Shipping, Delivery and Payment

Do you ship internationally?
Yes. Prints are shipped worldwide. Shipping cost varies by region and is confirmed with your order.
How long does delivery take?
Prints are dispatched within 5–7 business days of order confirmation. Delivery time then varies by destination.
What payment methods are accepted?
Payment is taken by bank transfer / EFT. After your order request is received, you will be contacted within 1–3 business days with payment details.
How are the prints packaged?
Reproduction prints are shipped rolled in heavy board protected by polystyrene. Original and limited-edition prints are shipped flat between rigid boards, protected by acid-free tissue.

Exhibitions

Which exhibitions has Bayram Yılmaz’s work appeared in?
Seven solo exhibitions have been held since 2011: Paris Solitude (2024, French Cultural Center, İzmir and Ada Modern Art Gallery, Kuşadası), Nomophobia (2014, Old Town Tanneries, Kuşadası), China (2013, Artemis Art Gallery, İzmir and Recep Yazıcı Art Gallery, Aydın) and On Life (2012, Urla Art Gallery and 2011, İbramaki Art Gallery, Kuşadası).