I don't know if I understand your problem correctly, but you will probably have to get the size of frame you want to display in, then resize your photo to fit exactly. Otherwise you would have to go to some vector graphics format, like .svg, which Tk dosn't handle, but Gtk2 does. Here is an example. See as you resize the app, the graphic will stay centered, and if you bind to the resize event, you can call a routine to resize your graphics, but the results may be jittery and slow. 
#!/usr/bin/perl
use warnings;
use strict;
use Tk;
use Tk::NoteBook;
use Tk::JPEG;
use MIME::Base64;

my $mw = MainWindow->new;

my $image = $mw->Photo(-data => get_photo() );

my $nb = $mw->NoteBook(
    -ipadx => 10,
    -ipady => 10,
  )->pack(
    -side   => 'top',
    -expand => '1',
    -fill   => 'both'
  );


for my $tab (qw/page1 page2 page3 page4 page5 page6/){

     my $frame = $nb->add($tab, 
              -label => $tab, 
           );  
     $frame->Label(-text => $tab)->pack;
     $frame->Label(-text => 'a Label in '.$tab)->pack;
     $frame->Label(-image => $image) -> pack(-expand => 1, -fill =>'bo
+th');
}


MainLoop;


#this method works as easy as it does, because
#Tk needs it's images to be base64 encoded anyways,
#use this to encode
#my $file = shift;
#open (FH,"< $file") or die $!;
#my $photo = do {local $/; <FH>};
#my $content = encode_base64($photo) or die $!; 
#print $content;


#don't forget to '' quote

sub get_photo{
my $photo =
'/9j/4AAQSkZJRgABAQIASABIAAD/2wBDAAgGBgcGBQgHBwcJCQgKDBQNDAsLDBkSEw8UH
+RofHh0a
HBwgJC4nICIsIxwcKDcpLDAxNDQ0Hyc5PTgyPC4zNDL/2wBDAQkJCQwLDBgNDRgyIRwhMj
+IyMjIy
MjIyMjIyMjIyMjIyMjIyMjIyMjIyMjIyMjIyMjIyMjIyMjIyMjIyMjIyMjL/wAARCAA8AE
+MDASIA
AhEBAxEB/8QAHAAAAgIDAQEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAQFBwIDCAYB/8QAMBAAAQMCBQMCBQMFAA
+AAAAAA
AQIDBAARBQYSITEHUXETYSIyQUKBFTOhI1KRscH/xAAaAQEBAQADAQAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAQ
+IDBQYE
/8QAIxEAAgEDAwQDAAAAAAAAAAAAAAECAwQREyExBRJBkVFSof/aAAwDAQACEQMRAD8Ap5
+brjgSF
uLUEgBIUomwACRb8ADwB2rCl5bymWgU8k2v2oiyPWGk/OP5oBiiilYkbEsanCJhsZ+S8r5
+Wo6CtR
97DegGqKZw3LWZpk6RDYwiY69GIS+0WiFNk8A34J+gPNaHW3GHVtPIU242opWhYsUkcgg8
+GgNa3E
Nga1AXr6CFC4NxUXKe9Z24+UbCm4CiWSD9DtQE07jmKvurdXiMrUo3Ol0pA8AbAew2FFR9
+FY0ofV
F7n8is9N2QexqPQstrCk8ipd1HqNKR3FQ6klKikixFbIS3qhcYuJ/tJ8V7LpFjWV8Pm4rh
+2aU6Yu
JMJZD11AJsoK0lSTqAJA3Haq9Ze0sutk7Ebb/WiEtpucwt9OppKwVp7i+9R8A6jVO/Ucfm
+TGMBZm
YEsxnI6npBaccdZvpeSLG4sQAFEXCQeDVV9a1uzsyJxVjBZUGO6wht5x1KbLdBVc3SSPl0
+jm/wAN
WejGn3mmpGH4Yqdh7qApp2K+gK8FKym1uOT+K8x1CzNHiZUmQMSYaRMmJ0sRQ6HFJTt8a7
+CwII2t
fgb828pa9avalyoSgmm+E91++POV6OzqWlGNPKb29FA1KQkaI4J+43qOab9V1KO53qZAsA
+BwK9Yd
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+ACtFWR
0LQ0vqnh/qtayG3Sg2uEq9NW/wDugLEyX0XzHBw0KxDM8jDC4NRiRPj0+VXtfwD5rxHVLp
+PiOUo/
64nE14nDccCHXHEkONqPGrc3B7966qqMzBgcPMuAy8HnhRjSkaVaDYixBBHuCAfxWFTgpO
+SW7K5N
rBxFAaGlTvJ48U7Tmasrzsi5qfwmbct31NPWsHWz8qh/33BFJ1shaLs7qHiTpmwoOMRoz/
+8AUbai
IfDQB3ukEnY882322tRUE9nTMDjzjjeKS46VqKvSYkOIQm+5skKsB7DaigPF0vMVpjH32p
+ik8Q/b
R5oCPrq3ofktnL+UGsYebviOJoDhUoboa+1I87KPe47VyvHSFyWkngrAP+a71jR24kVmMy
+nS0yhL
aE9kgWAoDbRRRQFc9ZsnR8zZJkzUpAn4W2qSy59SgC60n2IF/IHvXLkVZcjpJ5GxrrzqfN
+dgdM8f
fZ06zFLXxC+yyEH+FGuQIP7Fve9AW9Iw+JIfU7h+TJaoqrFsuy1sqO290FSrb3+p7+1FQK
+HXEoAW
UuqAtrW2gqPnaivld3BPGGcmkz//2Q==';

return $photo;
}

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