Cloud shadow
Such a strange dawn. The eastern sky all torn up by contrails, a glimpse of rising sun through the banked clouds. Somehow the light angles up, reflects and refracts, and a vertical plume of frozen vapor, almost a helix in all that blue, casts its own shadow on the layer of cirrus behind it. 
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