How can I see my photos

How can I see my photos on icloud

Enable photo stream on your iOS device (in Settings>iCloud>Photos), or set up iCloud on your computer and enable photo stream as explained here: https://www.apple.com/icloud/setup/. Note: this will allow you to access my photo stream photos from the last 30 days and any shared streams you are subscribed to.

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How can I see what photos are stored on iCloud? I haven't used Photo Stream before so there are no photos on there that I can see.
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yes. Are you unfamiliar with how to use a search engine? http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4486

How can I see the photos stored on my icloud

Please forgive my near-total ignorance. I searched different forums for a while and could not find a straightforward answer.
I have an Ipad 2. My photos get uploaded to the iCloud. Great. iCloud gets full. Ipad settings show that my photos take up 4 out of 5 gb of storage
on iCloud.
I would like to see WHICH photos are on my iCloud.
How do I access iCloud - either via Ipad or PC?
I tried the www interface (www.icloud.com) - photos are not available for viewing there.
I tried iCloud Photo Stream for Window Vista - no luck either, as it only showed ca. 6 photos from my Photo Stream, nothing else.
How can I see what is in my iCloud???

Photo stream photos don't use any of your iCloud storage. The storage for these is provided by Apple free of charge. You can see what photos are in your photo stream by opening the Photos app on your iPad, tap Abums at the bottom, then tap My Photo Stream. These are not viewable on icloud.com.
The only photos that use your iCloud storage are photos in your camera roll, which are included in your iCloud backup by default, assuming you are backing your iPad up to iCloud.

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Hello, frankcool.
Thank you for visiting Apple Support Communities.
Here is an article that you may find helpful with answering your question.
iCloud: Photo Stream FAQ
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4486
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Welcome to the Apple Community.
If you mean at iCloud.com, you can't. Photostream is for syncing photos between devices.
As an alternative, you can create shared photostream albums and choose to make them public. You can then use the address it gives you to view your photo's via a web browser.

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Look in the My Photo Stream album on your iOS device. The ones that were added to your photo stream in the last 30 days are the ones that are still in iCloud.

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Starting in iPhoto 9.2, Apple introduced a new feature called Photo Stream, which lets you automatically transfer photos via their iCloud service between your iPhoto library and your other devices such as an iPhone, iPad, or another Mac. This feature works when you have multiple iPhoto libraries set up, but there are a couple things to be aware of.
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