I've had to turn on iPhoto on my iMac in order  for pictures to transfer. Why does'nt iPhoto stay on?

I've had to turn on iPhoto several times on my iMac in order for my pictures to transfer. Why does'nt it stay on? Is ther something I can do to keep it on?

What version of iPhoto? Of the OS? How are you trasnsferring? Is it crashing?

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