I know this is an old thread, but it's highly ranked in Google's search results when you're looking for an answer to this, and no one has really posted a solution.
The alias idea worked! I had to use terminal, as Finder would not allow me to drop a folder in the Photo Booth Library.
To do this:
1) Create the directory you want to put the photos in. You can do this part in Finder.
My reason for wanting this change is that I have 2 drives in my MBP, an SSD(256GB) for OS and software, and a traditional 1GB hard drive for mass storage. I don't want my images soaking up valuable storage space on the SSD, so for my purposes, I created a folder called Pictures on my second drive by entering the following in Terminal:
Code:
cd /Volumes/*drivename*
mkdir Pictures
2) Rename original .../Photo Booth Library/Pictures folder
You can do this in Finder or Terminal:
Code:
cd ~/Pictures/Photo\ Booth\ Library
mv Pictures *newname*
You can name it whatever.
3) Create the alias directory. This part must be done in terminal, as Finder would not allow me to create the alias for some reason.
In Terminal (your current directory should be ~/Pictures/Photo Booth Library):
Code:
ln -s *fullPathToTheNewFolder* Pictures
And you're done
