Checking image width/height and determine what picturebox to place it in

Hey all I have the following image box size's on my WPF form: Box |Width |Height -------|----------|----------- 1 |357 |272 2 |357 |272 3 |365 |460 4 |365 |265 5 |715 |455 6 |360 |465 7 |360 |465 8 |360 |465 9 |540 |290 10 |540 |290 So visually it would look something like this: |-------|---------|--------| | | | | | 1 | 2 | | |-------|---------| 3 | | | | | |--------| | 5 | | | | 4 | |--------|--------|---------| | | | | | 6 | 7 | 8 | | | | | |--------|----|---|--------| | | | | 9 | 10 | |-------------|------------| So what my goal is to get the current image I am wanting to place into a box and get its width and height and from that determine the best box to place it in so that it will show the image: [login to view URL] black borders on either the left/right or top/bottom (or both). [login to view URL] chop off the important areas of the image (mostly the middle section moving out). I have decided to use [login to view URL] in order to ease the pain of doing something like this from scratch. So when I determine what box I will be placing the image into then I can use the [login to view URL] to crop it. So to sum up the above - I am in need of finding the best box to place the image into before I go and use [login to view URL] on it. Looking for: - Help with the code to determine the correct box to place the image into. - Help with getting the correct [login to view URL] option(s) in order to have the best of the picture show in the box with minimal chopping.