This is a normal side-effect of resampling the image with the InterpolationMode set to a high quality value, like Bicubic. This subtly alters the pixel values of just about every pixel, especially since jpeg decompression produces subtle noise in the image. Barely visible to the human eye, quite visible to the resampling filter.
Giving the jpeg encoder a much harder time compressing the image. Only starting out with a non-compressed image format, like PNG, can improve the outcome.
If you are not explicitly defining an image format, it will default to BMP or PNG format. If you do explicitly specify ImageFomat. Jpeg, it will use quality=100, instead of quality=90 (the best setting, with no discernable differences).
Check out the 28 image resizing pitfalls if you aren't going to use the recommended library for this situation.
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