If you want to work with an image from your Photo Stream, MyPhotostream provides a few options. Viewing a single photo lets you choose from a variety of sharing options, including saving the image to your drive. Oddly, you can use the arrow keys on your keyboard to skip between images only when using the Quick Look preview. MyPhotostream also supports Quick Look previews, which you can trigger by selecting an image and then pressing Spacebar. When viewing a single photo, arrow buttons let you jump to the next or previous photo in your Photo Stream other buttons let you close the image, access sharing options, or save the image to your drive. To see a larger version of an image, you just double-click it. Additional options for sorting, or grouping by month, would go a long way toward making the interface more friendly. MyPhotostream also loads only around 40 images at a time-to see more, you must click a plus-sign (+) button at the end of the list, which can get annoying if a photo you want to view is a month or two old.
Personally, I’d prefer a slider for size, like the one found in many other photo-viewing apps. The only viewing option you have is to choose if those thumbnails are small, medium, or large. MyPhotostream presents all your images in a grid, but the only view option is a choice between small, medium, or large thumbnails.
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