File:Seattle - Hing Hay Park And Bush Hotel (hugin).jpg
Some parts of this file (Dragon mural on southeast corner of Bush Hotel building, painted by John Woo) are not fully free but believed to be de minimis for this work. Derivatives of this file which focus more on the non-free element(s) may not qualify as de minimis and may be copyright violations. As a direct consequence, cropped versions of this file may require a review of their copyright status.
This information template was included because the dragon mural is not the main subject of the photograph, which depicts almost the entirety of the expanded Hing Hay Park.
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English: Image taken of Hing Hay Park and the Bush Hotel in the Seattle Chinatown/International District, March 2018. The prominent foreground features are in the new Hing Hay Park Expansion (completed in 2017); the background shows the pavilion (1975) and Bush Hotel (1915, now the Bush-Asia Center) and a portion of the dragon mural painted by John Woo on the Bush-Asia Center. Compared to the original, this image has been processed in Hugin to restore vertical lines from a tilted perspective and remove keystoning/convergence of the large building. |
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| Source | c:File:Seattle - Hing Hay Park and Bush Hotel 01.jpg |
| Author | Joe Mabel |
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