Rotated Images? WHAT THE FRACK?!

I don't understand this. Whenever I take an image, and place it on the desktop (Drag/Drop, or from Safari 'Save to Desktop'), it disappears off the desktop, and a folder is created called 'Rotated Images', and it's rotated. Even if I make it rotated back the way it's supposed to be through Preview, once it's back on the desktop, it auto rotates back and goes into the newly automatically created folder..
How do I disable this feature?

Try this in another browser and see if this still happening.
Firefox http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/
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PowerBook G4 17 inch, PowerBook G4 12 inch Mac OS X (10.4.7) Tiger/Panther

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A few years back I bought a manual for Director 6.0. In the
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Designer could do it. I was told that in that ap, you could draw a
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placed an object in the center of the room and rotated it, you
would end up with a rotating image with the reflection from the
walls. I never tried it, and long ago RayDream Designer stopped
being supported. Recently, I was told that the same thing could be
done with Photoshop or Flash, but I have not figured out how it is
done. What I want to do, is create a 3D image of a logo in gold,
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Thanks! I appreciated the help. But I did that also.
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