How to store Pictures folder on another hard drive?

Question

I have multiple drives in a desktop computer. I want one of those drives to function as my /home/username/Pictures folder. Can this be done?

I thought symbolic links could do this, but I'm not having any success.
The target drive is /media/Images. Here's what I tried so far:

All four variations give me the same result, a shortcut inside the /Pictures folder.

This isn't what I want. I want the /Pictures folder itself to be the shortcut. How do I do this?

Solution

Why it's as simple as deleting the Pictures folder first before linking my good man. Like so:

rm -rf ~/Pictures

ln -s /media/Images ~/Pictures

Comments

[Sanam Patel]

I hope it's something simple like this. I just tried your command and got "rm: cannot remove `/home/tom/Pictures': Is a directory" as an error.

[Rinzwind]

rm -rf !!!!!!!!

[Sanam Patel]

Perfect, thanks. I was getting so frustrated! A quick fstab edit and I'm all set now.