White background of extracted image prints in pdf

Hi'ya
Using the "Extract" filter to crop a photo in Photoshop 7.0 allowed me to extract a person from a photo and it was saved as a .psd file.
In my InDesign 2.0.1 layout, the psd file looks great and as it was an extracted image, I can put things in the foreground or background for a layering effect.
I go to make a pdf and the pdf looks great on screen but when it comes to printing a white but invisible box prints around the psd file and blocks off items behind it.
HELP!

Did You export a pdf 1.3?
And what kind of printing are You talking about? Offset or some office inkjet?
Because in my experience the Acrobat preview (if Overprint Preview is active at least) represents the actual output very closely; and therefore I wonder if the printer or the RIP may be at fault.
But actually I think the problem might be better fit for the Acrobat forum as Photoshop seems not to be the cause of the problem.

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