Open Jpeg with iPhoto choice in contextual menu?

In Snow Leopard I could right click on a Jpeg file in a finder window and get a contextual menu listing the recommended applications to open the file. The first one was "Preview" the second was "Safari" and the third was "Send Jpeg to iPhoto." The last choice is not available in Lion. I can obviously choose iPhoto to open the file from the "choose application to open file" in the contextual menu, but that takes a couple of more steps. I could have all Jpeg files open in iPhoto, but I don't want to have that happen with every Jpeg.
Can I do anything to restore that feature in Lion? Maybe it's just hidden somewhere.
Thanks in advance,
Bob

In Snow Leopard I could right click on a Jpeg file in a finder window and get a contextual menu listing the recommended applications to open the file. The first one was "Preview" the second was "Safari" and the third was "Send Jpeg to iPhoto." The last choice is not available in Lion. I can obviously choose iPhoto to open the file from the "choose application to open file" in the contextual menu, but that takes a couple of more steps. I could have all Jpeg files open in iPhoto, but I don't want to have that happen with every Jpeg.
Can I do anything to restore that feature in Lion? Maybe it's just hidden somewhere.
Thanks in advance,
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