IPhoto pictures hidden after upgrading to mavericks??? help me find

Hey
I updated to mavericks & my iphoto does not work.
I did back up beforehand. But I see my photos & video from previous iphoto still are taking up space on my computer.
The only thing is I can not access them or find. I have searched .mov & .jpeg. & nothing.
Does anyone know if there is a special folder or search.
Much thanks.
- c

what version of iPhoto did you have? if it was iPhoto 7 or earlier then you need to download and run the library upgrader then launch the new iPHoto
If it was iPhoto '08 or later then Back up your iPhoto library, Depress and hold the option (alt) and command keys and launch iPhoto - rebuild your iPhoto library database
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