My photo stream is not showing up on my new iPhone 6...any ideas???

There is no longer an "My Photo Stream" album in iOS8. You will see the My Photo Stream photos in the "Recently Added" album in the Album tab.

See: Get help finding your Photos in iOS 8

If you enabled "iCloud Photo Library Beta" on your iPhone, "My Photo Stream" will no longer stream from your Mac to the iPhone.

A Warning: Syncing Photos with iTunes to iOS 8 ... | Apple Support Communities

Your photos are still on your phone. With iOS 8 there is no My Photo Stream or Camera Roll any more. The MPS has been replaced with the Recent Activity album.

The CR is replaced by the Collections mode. The closest we can get to the Camera Roll is to turn off the Summarize Photos feature in the Settings/Photos & Camera pane and view the photos in the Collections/Moments window. 😟

The photos will be in chronological order when scrolled up from the bottom of the window.

The Recent Activity album is showing the photos added in the last 30 days going back to 8/20 (today being 9/18). In iPhoto on a Mac the My Photo Stream is showing more like 31 days, 8/19 to today, 8/20. It must be how the two devices calculate the last 30 days.

WARNING: If you use iTunes to sync photos between your iPhone or iPad and your Mac do not activate the iCloud Drive. Doing so will kill the capability of using iTunes to sync with your mobile device and disable Documents & Data syncing for your iCloud account on OS X Mavericks and earlier Macs, as well as iOS 7 and earlier devices.

Are older Photo Stream photos missing, or or are new photos uploaded from your Mac not appearing on your iPhone?

I have a MacBook Air and I used iTunes to back it up. Everything else came to my phone but I have 50 photos on my phone, all of which I have taken since setting up the new phone, none of which were from my photo stream. But they are uploading to my photo stream on my computer when I am connected to wi-fi. I'm so lost.

The iTunes backup does not hold the Photo Stream. The Photo Stream is backed up in iCloud.

When you connect a new iPhone, it will download what is currently stored iCloud, at most the photos uploaded during the last month. Your Mac may still be seeing older photos that are stored locally. But "My Photo Stream" will not be holding the photos you uploaded months ago in iCloud.

I'm having the same issue... My 1000 photo stream photos are still visible on my other iOS devices still on iOS 7, but on my iPhone 6, can't see them. Neither in albums, collections, moments... Nothing...

i had the same issue with my new iphone 6 but i got them on there by first turning on icloud photo library on my old phone under the icloud settings. let the photos upload to the icloud off the old device. Then when it was done i turned it on on my new iphone 6 and it downloaded the photos that were not on my phone 😎. hope this helps or works for you as well. 😉

Me too. I recently switched back to Apple, with an iPhone 6+, hoping that they would have done something noteworthy to live up to hype that they pump out. Unfortunately, they're only blowing sunshine up your___. You cant actually get your photos as easily as they say. I had to airdrop mine. All most 1,000.

I'm guessing the really intelligent designers knows more about what we need than we do. Figures, no photo stream. The two most important things I have on my phone: my contacts and my photos. Apple will let you have one. The other comes with a price! Oh you can get them alright, just not easily. If you have a degree in computer science with APPLE/MAC emphasis I'm sure its a piece of cake. But for the rest of us... I just remembered why I got rid of my last iPhone.

Figures, no photo stream.

Are you referring to My Photos Stream? Because there is a My Photos Stream with iOS 8.1.3

if you don't enable the iCloud Photo Library.

Here's what I did to make My Photo Stream reappear. The behaviour is strange, so I'm guessing it's a bug! Anyway, I went into Photos & Camera settings, then disabled iCloud Photo Library (Beta) and Summarise Photos, and then switched My Photo Stream Off and back on again. That last point is important, as the album only reappeared (and began downloading my photos) after I switched it off, then on again.

EDIT: Actually, the Summarise Photos option has nothing to do with this. I believe it only affects the Photos tab (http://www.macobserver.com/tmo/article/ios-7-the-summarize-photos-feature). I reenabled it and my Photo Stream is still there and downloading...

The behaviour is strange, so I'm guessing it's a bug! Anyway, I went into Photos & Camera settings, then disabled iCloud Photo Library (Beta) and Summarise Photos, and then switched My Photo Stream Off and back on again.

No, it's not a bug. That's how it's was designed to work but I won't debate the good or bad on that. When Photos is released later this spring for the Mac sharing with the iCloud Photo Library will replace shared photo streams, etc. So your solution is the way to get back the My Photo Stream and shared photos streams on the iPhone.

Thanks…this did finally help me. When switching off Photo Stream it does warn that will delete photos so the first time I didn't do it. They thought, what the heck I only have 100 photos on my phone and they are located on the Mac, so might as well try it.

So, turned it all off, turned it back on, and the Photo Stream loaded back up again FINALLY! I have been searching for an answer all day. Thanks for this info. Worked like a charm!

Thank you so much, I was feeling so frustrated until I saw this.

THANK YOU!!!!! YOUR ADVICE WORKED PERFECTLY!! 🙂

Thank you so much! My wife and I are starting to worry when we couldn't share each other's (mostly of our toddler's) photos in both our iPhone 6 & 6+. Good thing I found your advice! Photo Stream is a marvel! Thanks again.