Unhide photos

I just wanted to know how do I unhide pics on the BB Curve 9330?? Help please!!!

Hi and Welcome to the Forums!
Here's how:
Homescreen > Media > > Explore > (navigate to the folder containing the hidden item) > > Show Hidden > (highlight, but don't select, the item) > > Properties > Uncheck the "Hidden" attribute
Yes, it seems cumbersome, but, then again, hiding is something done for a purpose, so unhiding shouldn't be as simple.
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