The image is set on the windows side not inside of access, you may need to rotate your image outside of access to get the correct orientation inside of access.

Richard (Rost :P), may be a good quick video idea. There have been a LOT of these lately it seems like.

See this post also:  Images sideways

Yep. OK.

I have tried rotating my pictures in the folder I have them in, from right side up to upside down to see what effect it may have on my access database, but it does not affect them at all. They stay 90 degrees clockwise.

This is one of the images that rotate. The first picture is in my Folder on my computer, the second is after I import it to my database.

Interesting. I've never seen this behavior myself. I'll have to experiment with it. How are you adding the images? Are you storing the images in an OLE field INSIDE the database, or storing the filename in a text field and using the Image control? See Images.

Just as important -
How are you taking the photo?  By phone?
When you take the picture are you taking it Portrait (vertical) or Landscape (horizontal)?

Right-clicking on a picture and choosing Rotate does *not* actually rotate it, I found out.  Solution: after right-clicking the picture, click "Edit with Photos."  A different tool shows up.  Set the rotations.  At the bottom right, next to "Save a copy", click the "V" button, then click Save.  That will actually save it into the file.  Access should now show the picture as it really is.  

One caveat: check whether your image is "embedded" or "linked" (see pic below).  "Embedded" means the image will always look the way it looked when you first added it to the control.  If the picture was sideways when you first added it, it will stay sideways even after you corrected it -- in which case you'll have to set the "Picture" property to nothing, then add the picture again.  But if it is a "linked" picture, the image will always be the same as the image file.

First I'll answer the questions posed to me. I am taking the pictures with a phone. Then adding them to my computer. They are being taken in Portrait mode. I then edit the pictures crop mostly with the picture program that came with my computer. I then use the pictures in my database. Using a file name to point to the picture. Right now it is only happening with 3 0f 17 pictures and they are not consecutive in order.

Again... OLE Object or Picture Control?

Not OLE Object

I don't know what the problem was, but it must have been something with the individual pictures. I just used different pictures and they are ok.

Pictures are fickle things. :)