Can't find pictures taken with built-in iSight

When i started up my new MacBook I took a picture to place in my iCard and as a start up picture. Where is this picture stored? The Phoneboot program does not have a folder in it. Isn't this picture accessible?

*Thank you !* I posted this question about a year and a half ago when we took a really cool startup picture with my brother's brand new iMac. Nobody could answer at that time. He changed it to a different picture inadvertently and we couldn't ever find where the first one was stored.
I would add that it seems that this tiff file is for whatever your current picture is, not what the original picture was. If you like the one you took during the new system setup, go copy this pictureCache.tiff to another location, because once you change that FIRST picture to a new PhotoBooth picture, that original picture is gone.

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Hello Michelle. Your friend can print a picture taken with iSight if she can print anything else. All she must do is open the snapshot file with any compatible application and print from there. Mac OS X's "Preview" will print her snapshots made with applications authored by Apple (and many others).where does she go to find the file?That will depend on which Software Application she used with her iSight to make her snapshot.
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Can't find pictures taken with built-in iSight

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