Problem transfering photo from Nokia 5300 to Mac

I am unable to transfer photos from my new Nokia 5300 to my MacPro. As soon as i connected the data transfer via USB, iPhoto opened up and give the option of transfering, but when i click start, it does not transfer at all. And make my computer hang sometimes. I try draging the files to the desktop but that doesn't work too.
Anyone having this problem? Please help!

OK Here is how to transform Music to Nokia 5300 phone from MAC
1.Go to settings and open connectivity
2.Make sure USB is plugged in
3. Go to USB data cable
4. It should give you the options of Nokia Mode, Music sync, and Data storage.
5. Select Data storage
6.When you do this iphoto will pop up. Dont worry!! close the i photo.
7. Look on Desktop and you will see the phone labeled as untitled.
8. Click it and you will see the my music folder. Thats it!!!
9. Now Drag the music from your i tunes Library to the folder.
You can do the same with video and pictures
My bad if spelling is a bit off im going fast.

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