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You can't ! The pictures are stored on your PHONE - either in it's memory, or on a memory card. If you lose the phone - you lose the pictures ! The ONLY exception - is if you've backed-up the pictures to the cloud... then you can access them from any computer (provided you remember your access details !!)
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