Now, right click on the folder you just copied over, and choose Show Package Contents.Once you have copied it, press Escape to close Time Machine and then go back to the Pictures folder in the finder, and paste in the Photos folder you just copied.That would be the simple option but it would over-write the one you have now. Now you can either recover the Photo library.In the Finder go to your Home drive (it has an icon that looks like a house and probably your name).Click back to a date when you are sure you still had the photos.Open Time Machine by clicking Command + Space and typing Time Machine.ICloud Photo Library stores all the photos you take with your iPhone and iPad, or upload to your Mac from a memory card, and pushes them out to all to all your devices so you can view them anywhere. How to recover deleted photos from iCloud (If you want to save space and you’ve just deleted a bunch of large files you’re absolutely certain you won’t want them back, you can also click Delete All.) Select the photo(s) you want to get back. You’ll see thumbnails of photos and videos you’ve deleted, well, recently, with a caption under each one indicating how long it’s got left.Select Albums from the column on the left, and double-click Recently Deleted (in older versions of Photos you’ll find Recently Deleted along the top).Follow these steps to get your deleted photos back. If you change your mind before the 30 days have elapsed, you can go into the Recently Deleted album and recover the photo. When you delete a photo from the Photos app on Mac, you get a 30-day grace period.
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