Help CenterKennel Connection does not have any control over the layout of pictures, whether they are landscape or portrait. Androids and iPhones have known issues of pictures showing sideways when uploaded to other devices or software, even if they look correct in their thumbnail.
If you are taking landscape pictures and they are showing portrait, try taking the picture the other way or you may need to rotate the picture in the Windows photo viewer, and then save the picture to the Pix folder on your main computer/server.
Rotate a Photo in Windows Photos App
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Open the photo:
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Double-click the image file, and it should open by default in the Photos app.
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If it opens in a different app, right-click the file > Open with > Photos.
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Use the Rotate Button:
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At the top toolbar, click the Rotate icon (a circular arrow).
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Each click rotates the image 90° clockwise.
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Save (if needed):
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If it doesn't auto-save, click the Save or Save a copy button (floppy disk icon or three dots > Save).
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💡 Shortcut: You can also press Ctrl + R to rotate while in the Photos app.