Where is the original of an edited picture?

Hi everybody,
I have one important question: I have exempted a picture (I hope its the right word - meaning to cut out the undesired parts), but after closing the program, the original was lost. I have already deleted the picture on the camera...
Does anybody know if the original is stored somewhere where I could retrieve it?
Thanks for your help,
with kind regards,
Clemens.
PowerBook G4 Mac OS X (10.4.7) 2 GB RAM

Hi there,
If you originallty imported the image into iPhoto and then worked on it, the original SHOULD be still in iPhoto. Go into iPhoto highlight image and use the Photos > Revert to Original option in menu...
Good luck, Rick
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