Liz Wuillermin, photographer and artist from Folsom, NJ, has released her first book. Room for My Lens is a photographic memoir of the first 20 years of her career in corporate photography in Philadelphia, Pa. The book is a collection of photographs and stories following the early part of her career and the many interesting people she had the opportunity to meet along the way. Liz received a BFA in Photography with a minor in Fashion Illustration from Moore College of Art and Design (Philadelphia, Pa.) in 1982, and immediately began working as a freelance corporate publication and editorial photographer in Philadelphia. During her 30-year commercial corporate career, Liz’s work has appeared in The Philadelphia Inquirer, Philadelphia Magazine, TV Guide, Psychology Today, PC World, Art News, Super Lawyers, Philadelphia Style, Money Magazine, and Martha Stewart Living. Book credits include “The Philadelphia Orchestra’s: A Century of Music” and “Larry Kane’s Philadelphia”. Her photographs permanently hang at the Visitor Center in Philadelphia and at the ABC WPVI Channel 6 building in Bala Cynwyd, PA. Liz now retired, works on her art. Over 20 pieces of her work have been purchased by AtlantiCare’s ‘Healing Arts Program’ that features the vision of artists from all over New Jersey and the Delaware Valley in their hospital settings to help create a smoothing and inspiring atmosphere for the healing process.