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Context: In 2004 I shot a band called Junior for the Times . I took the band into the paper 's bathroom to get some " bad boy " shots of them playing a game of craps . I must have done a good job , because Kiley Bland gave me a call a few weeks back to see if I was interested in shooting his wedding in June . I recently got together with Kiley and his bride - to - be , Jill , and we went out around town for some engagement shots and even hit the studio for some " silly " shots as well .
Question: Why was I called ?
Kiley wanted me to be a photographer at his wedding .