Pages cannot access iPhoto library

I am trying to exchange a picture in a Pages document via the right hand format menu:
When I do this, Pages tries to access iPhoto and comes up with this window:
It says it cannot access the server of the iMac of my partner, however, I am not trying to access her iMac. I just want to use pictures from my own iPhoto library.
Thank you in advance for your support!

Hi,
Thank you for looking into this.
The document has been created by me. However, some of the pictures in my iPhoto library are originally from my partner. I imported them earlier in my iPhoto.
The error happens when I want to replace a photo in the pages document using the format section on the right:
Then the iPhoto library does not open, and an error window pops up:
Translated, this means "Error upon connecting with the server "Brigitte Behrs iMac".

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