These giant reflective letters are outside the Copper Box, which is now used as a multi purpose sports hall.
This is the velodrome where all the indoor cycling events took place. You can now go and try it out but looking at the curviture of the walls, I won't be doing that.
Walking around the velodrome you could see the rest of the Park reflected in the windows.
WOW! These are all fantastic reflections and the letter reflections are very cool. Have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteWow, I love those letter reflections. They are indeed huge.
ReplyDeleteSomething, too, a little crazy about going 'round and 'round in circles until you're so dizzy you can't stand up. :-)
ReplyDeleteAwesome reflectionpost!
ReplyDeletegreat photos thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteTimber is an expensive cladding choice, but it does look good.
ReplyDeleteI like those reflections, and especially the clouds in the last picture. Very cool! :-)
ReplyDeleteLots of cool reflections. I like those letters the best.
ReplyDeleteLots of reflections off metal & glass ... it's good to see the complex is being well maintained and re-utilised where possible.
ReplyDeleteYou have kept a nice park after the Olympics.
ReplyDeleteI like the letters. What do they spell or stand for? I, too, think it's great that the buildings have become a park and a place everyone can now enjoy for recreation.
ReplyDeleteThey just spell the word 'run'. It's as simple as that.
DeleteI have still to visit the Olympic park I'm ashamed to say. I used to love walking around Stratford and being in the queue of traffic whenever West Ham were playing! I will need to visit at some point this year. Thanks for the glimpse of this wonderful re-generation.
ReplyDeleteamazing reflections seen on the letters! this venue must have been appreciated by those attending the races.
ReplyDeleteI just love how these photos have come out! Well spotted.
ReplyDeleteI've never seen or been inside a velodrome. The architecture is amazing, and I'm sure the cyclists are even more so. Those huge reflective letters are fun! Happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteGreat reflections here. It must have been on the mind of the designers.
ReplyDeleteNeat photos..
ReplyDeleteBeautiful documentation of the place. I love your perspective of capturing the reflections.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful weekend!
Alexander
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