I was in iphoto cropping, the computer froze, I powered down. after restart, I lost the pictures I was working on. How do I find them?

I was cropping in iphoto, the computer froze, I powered down. After restart, the photos were lost. How do I find them?

Do the following:
1 - launch iPhoto with the Command+Option keys held down and rebuild the library.
2 - Run Option #4, Rebuild Database, followed by Option #1 if needed.
NOTE: was it the computer that froze or just iPhoto? If it was just iPhoto you can use the  ➙ Force Quit menu option to quite out of iPhoto without having to power down.
OT

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And that was afetr I took the connection with the NIKON out of my laptop.
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