Putting images into frames

I'm making diamnond shaped frames to put images in and I need some help. I'm making a square and rotating it but the image rotates as well. How do I do this? I have indesign CS5. Thanks!

Thanks! I'm attaching a screen shot. I'm trying to duplicate the pdf that's on the right. Thanks again!

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