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My application downloads images from the web and encloses them in custom Image objects. Using my Image class I can extract particular data from the images. That data is eventually presented to the user.
With the model-view-controller paradigm in mind, can my Image class be considered a model class or a view class?
You answered it yourself when you said “the data is eventually presented to the user”. The model is the programmatic representation that you can modify/manipulate/extract data from. The view is the “presentation”. Your image class “eventually” gets presented. That presentation is the view. The image class is the model.