I have the same question. I'm not sure the Microsoft Agent/Moderator’s response addresses it. To be clear, this issue is *not* occuring in the OneDrive iOS app -- which is why I don't understand her suggestion to use the in-app help.
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The issue occurs when I’m using my PC and open the iTunes desktop app. Windows gives me the same message as the OP, telling me iTunes.exe is downloading photos from OneDrive.
The photos it's downloading are photos that are already on my hard drive (in my OneDrive folder). These are *not* photos from my phone. In fact, they've never been anywhere near my phone, so I don't know why OneDrive is sharing them with iTunes.
Despite this happening on my PC (not on my phone), I check the settings for OneDrive iOS app anyway. Photo sharing is turned off, which is another sign that this has nothing to do with the app.
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Why are my OneDrive photos downloading and where are they downloading to? Again, these are photos that are already in the OneDrive folder in my hard drive, so they don’t need to/aren’t going there. And why is iTunes doing this?