Can I change the drive where iPhoto save image files?

I have two internal hard drives 80GB and 250GB. All my app's and iPhoto are currently installed on the smaller drive which is where iPhoto saves all my images. Is there anyway change the location where iPhoto save all my images? I looked at preferences for iPhoto, but can't find anything
PowerMac G4 Mac OS X (10.4.7) iPhoto 6.0.4

Brian
Quit iPhoto
Copy the iPhoto Library folder in home/Pictures to the required drive.
Restart iPhoto holding down the option (alt) key.
This will give you the option of creating a new library or choosing one, select the choose option
Navigate to the new Library
When you are sure that all has gone well, you can get rid of the original.
Regards
TD

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