Reinstalled the Mac OS X and now iPhoto is gone?

Question

I decided to entirely wipe clean my Mac by re-installing the Mac OS X discs. My memory was back to factory settings and my Mac was like brand-new. Fine... but then when I tried to import my pics from my digital camera, the memory card appeared as a file on the desktop. It didn't open iPhoto, like it usually did.
I decided to do a spotlight search for it and I couldn't find it. iPhoto isn't on my Mac anymore!
How do I get iPhoto back?! =[

Answer 1

Try reading the rest of the article before you get snippy
If you’d like to reinstall applications that aren’t offered in the Custom Install screen—applications in the Utilities folder, for example—you can use Charles Srstka’s $20 Pacifist. It works this way:
Insert your Mac OS X Installer disc. Download Pacifist and launch it. In the window that appears click the Open Apple Install Discs button. A window will appear offering you the single choice to look at the OSInstall package. Click OK.
Pacifist will churn away for a bit and then you’ll see a window titled OSInstall.mpkg. In this window you can dig down through the hierarchy of folders to find what you seek or you can enter the name of what you’re after in the Find field and press Return. A drawer appears that lists the names of matching files.
To install an item click the Install button in the upper-left corner of the window. You’ll be prompted for your administrator’s password. Enter it, click OK, and the item will be installed into its proper location on your Mac’s hard drive.
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