Browsing Your Photo Library
Unlike any shoebox, iPhoto gives you several ways to browse and explore your photo library. Use Events view to get an at-a-glance look at your library. Forget which photos are in an event? Move your mouse pointer across the event thumbnail, and its photos flash before your eyes.
Events view is the most convenient way to work with your photo library, and chances are it’s the view you’ll use most of the time. But there’s another way to see your shots. Click the Photos item in the Library list, and iPhoto displays your events in a different format—one that you may find useful for some browsing and photo-management tasks.
When you scroll in the Photos view, iPhoto pins a bar at the top of the viewing pane that shows the ...
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