Opening Images With Java

How do you open images with Java? It is a JPEG, and as most will figure out from this post, I'm new to this. :P thanks in advance for any effort...

Well... Can you possibly tell me what to put in (eg Source Packages) so yea... I'll look into the tutorial, but I also have another question. Would this work?
Image img = Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().getImage(C://desktop/[gamefolder]/[hiddenimages]/[image]);
When [gamefolder] is the name of the folder, [hiddenimages] is the sub-folder with the images in it, and [image] is the image...

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