All of a sudden, when I'm cropping an image in Photoshop CS6, I get a spiral curl inside the image while I'm resizing it. I've never had this before and it's a bit annoying. How do I get rid of it?

I've been using Photoshop CS6 for a few years and have done tons of cropping but never before have I had this spiral curl inside the image.  How do I get rid of it and get back to the normal resizing/cropping of an image?

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