?how do i move Photo's from my i4 to icloud?

Hello, How do i move photo's from my i4 to icloud i have 791 on the phone and need to free uo space for version 7 update? Thanks

You can't store photos in icloud, except as part of an ios backup. You must sync photos to a computer for archiving, then you can delete the photos from the device.
This should help... sync photos to a device...
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4236

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