Where is photo stream?

In my iPhone in albums is a section called "Photo Stream." In the manual it talks about using iCoud to stream these to iCloud and then to my iMac. Photo Streaming is turned on in "Settings." I can't find this section in either iCloud or on my iMac. Where are they? I have looked in iPhoto and don't see it there.
Thanks
Carl

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On the iPad Photo Stream must be turned on in either Settings iCloud or in Settings/Photos.
And on your Mac it must be turned on in System Preferences/iCloud or enabled in iPhoto in Preferences/Photo Stream.

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I'm connected to WiFi.
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