Not all photographs are meant to be seen. Some you can’t get rid of them fast enough. Fortunately, the iPad makes it a cinch to bury the evidence:
Deleting photos in the Saved Photos or Camera Roll albums: Some pictures, namely those you saved from an e-mail or web page and that now reside in the aptly named Saved Photos album (or Camera Roll album), are easy to dispose of.
Just tap the soon-to-be-whacked picture to open it, and then tap the Trash icon that appears in the upper-right corner when you summon picture controls. To finish the job, tap the big red Delete Photo button. Or, tap anywhere else on the screen if you have second thoughts and decide to keep the picture on your iPad.
Deleting multiple photos in Saved Photos or Camera Roll: When the Saved Photos or Camera Roll albums are open, tap the icon in the upper-right corner that resembles a right-pointing arrow that leans out of a rectangle.
A red Delete button appears in the upper-left corner of the screen. Now tap each photo that you want to get rid of; a check mark appears on each one. When you’ve identified the doomed bunch, tap Delete, or tap Cancel to save them.
Removing synced photos: The Trash icon appears only in the Saved Photos or Camera Roll album. That’s because the other pictures on your iPad — those that you synced through your Mac or PC — must be deleted from the photo album on your computer first. Then when you resync those albums, the photos are no longer on your iPad.
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Source:http://www.dummies.com/how-to/content/delete-pictures-from-your-ipad.html
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