Photos on the IPAD

Hello,
I have learnt how to use my IPAD but something is strange I don't know how to get the photos downloaded on my ipad over the internet to my computer! 
There is nothing on the menu to get them?!
any help welcome
thanks

I don't know how to get the photos downloaded on my ipad over the internet to my computer!
Your question was how to transfer your photos using the Internet. It is pretty tough to move anything through the Internet without using some kind of online service unless you setup your own.
iCloud is an Apple service, not a Microsoft Windows service. It does work with Windows and Windows may have their own service, but iCloud is an Apple service.
iCloud is also not necessarily a wireless service but is also an Internet service which can be accessed by wireless means. But by the looks of it all you wanted was to transfer photos to the computer which as already noted is easily done simply by using the sync cable, which does not need or use the Internet.

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