IPhoto won't open after most recent automatic update

Hello,
After my most recent software update, iPhoto will not open. I click on the icon on the desktop (Macbook Pro) and nothing happens. Mac OS X (10.6.8) is my operating system.
Any help will be appreciated. I am worried I have lost all of my photos.
Sincerely,
Megan.

If you control-click on your iPhoto Library and select "Show Package Contents" there should be a folder in there named "Masters" - it should have all of your his-res photos in it.
Not certain why you're having problems just opening iPhoto - you may want to take your question to the iPhoto forum - where all of the iPhoto experts hang out.
Clinton

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                                                                    1  sqlite3_step + 4935 (libsqlite3.dylib) [0x92ee3eb7]
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                                                                      1  <executing in user space>
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                                                                    1  sqlite3_step + 4973 (libsqlite3.dylib) [0x92ee3edd]
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                                                                  1  DYLD-STUB$$sqlite3_result_text + 6 (iPhoto) [0xa93ef2]
                                                                    1  <executing in user space>

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    Option 1
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    TD 

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