How do I get iCloud on my windows xp pc

Apple, this annoys the **** out of me, why can't I get my photos and videos that I take with my iPhone 4s onto my pc just by syncing to my iTunes. My phone uploads photos to the iCloud but where the **** is that as my iTunes doesn't show anything about this. How do I get iCloud on my windows xp pc. It shouldn't be this difficult to do surely. You give us a great camera to use on our phone but then make it impossible to load them onto the computer. Please help as android is calling

Windows XP is not compatible with iCloud, you need Vista or Win 7

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