Why Do I have Two Identifical Albums in my Photo Library?

Photo Library contains the pictures (actually pointers to all the pictures) from all of the folders synced from your computer. Since you only have synced one folder (Photos from iPhone) it only contains pointers to those pictures, and appears to be a redundant album. If you had multiple folders it would contain all of those pictures too. This is normal.

Photo Library is not a duplicate album. It's just like a thumb nail of all your synced photos. If you add another folder for syncing, say "iPhone Screen shots", that album will appear in your Photos App, and the photos from that will appear inside Photo Library. Photo Library is jus like a "list" or "preview" of all your photos. Memory usage doesn't double. http://iphone-and-i.blogspot.com/2012/01/how-to-sync-photos-using-itunes.html

It may be "normal" but it is not acceptable.

Lets say I have four folders that I sync from my PC to my iPhone. iTunes then creates four folders on my iPhone with the actual photos and presumbaly the same folder names that are on my PC. Then iTunes creats another folder with pointers to all the photos, well the synced photos, not the camera roll. (Why not the camera roll too if this is such a great feature) Yes I am so dumb that I can't figure out which folder has the picture I want (even though my folder names are descriptive of the contents; Family, Friends, Work, Hot Dude's) so I go to this catch all folder to find my picture.

All it is is CLUTTER, this, like so many other bugs (poor features), should be left to the user to decide, not Apple. I don't want it there and I defenitely don't need it there.