How do I e-mail a photo in iphoto 9.6

Hello. I am using Yosemite and finding it difficult to e-mail a photo like I used to be able to. Previously I would select a photo, then
click on the bottom right and the photo would show up in my Mac mail program. Now when I select the photo it comes up with the to/from/subject
right in the iPhoto program. I tried sending it by clicking on Share/Mail and it goes out but I have no idea where the sent copy is as it is not in
my Mac Mail sent file. Is there any way I can click on the photo and have it show up in Mac Mail so I could send it from there?
Thank you.

You are welcome - they are in the receiver's inbox - when you use iPhoto last th email client there is no sent mailbox - one of many reasons that I personally recommend that people use mail
LN

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iPhoto ’09 8.1.2 (4124)
OS 10.6.8
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