load all jpg images from a folder using python - python

How can I apply my filter to all jpg images in a single folder after another.
A loop like check how many data then load pic1 (then filter and store result) going to load pic2...until pic.last
I´m using imread to load and imwrite to store after the filter for 1 image atm
i'm running an object search by using different color-filter options this works fine. I´m chemist and new to python.

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This is an error you get when the images are not imported correctly.
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Documented on the first PIL documenation page (paste() method):
http://effbot.org/imagingbook/image.htm
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http://www.daniweb.com/software-development/python/threads/128112
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