This is generally caused by exif data, built into the .jpg file. When you took your pictures originally, your camera probably decided they needed to be oriented this way, then you rotated them the right way up, but the program you used to do so still left the original orientation data in place... it's a long story, but to fix it I either delete all Exif data using a program that can do it (I use Faststone, it's freeware) or, for windows users, you can copy the image and paste it into a blank MSPaint window, then save it. That will give you the same image, a bit more compressed, with no unwanted data in it.
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M. Setter
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