The brief answer is no, you can’t. I’m sad, but that is just the best way it is.
On the other hand, all hope is not lost regardless of this terrible news. There are 2 main avenues you can go down.
The very first is to easily email the photos to yourself and then acquire them to the Kindle. This method will work fine if you only need several holiday snaps or pictures of your little nephew’s birthday or what, but its not much use for a large amount of pictures.
The 2nd method is a little more refined. Using a hard drive, you can transfer photos moderately easily from one device to another, this may help you transfer a better amount of pictures but will likely take a lot less time.
The most suitable choice, I believe, is likely the second, especially when you seek out the “eye-Fi” SD card, compatible with most up-to-date cameras (although, as always, it’s surely best to double check). Sime, of The Digital Photography School site, was obviously impressed. In the review, he said,
He then gave an individual account of the Eye-Fi’s usefulness, which I’ve re-printed here.
In no way let it be said that I disregard an issue of yours devoid of making a suggestion of my own.
You’ll permit me a brief tangent, there is a line in a single of those beloved books of my teenage years ‘Have a Nice Day: A Tale of Blood & Sweatsocks’ by Mick Foley (which is a great book about life generally, although you are not a wrestling fan) in which Mick says, “I had always felt that it was not good enough to shoot something down – It was best to have a answer”. Take that and work with it, reprobates.