Move a photo down

I have a photo that I need to move down 1/8" from the top of the book.
I am using 'fit to page', but in the test book I printed (I need many more copies), the top tiny bit of the image is cut off. There is space in my photo at the bottom to allow a slight vertical adjustment, but I can't see a way to move the frame down. I have found the Control/Shift control to move the frame left or right or rotate, but not up and down... Any suggestions?

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