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Michael, some great considerations you have brought up with the magic of this cloud formation. It is at times as varied as mammatus. The photo you are asking about was from a few years ago. It was very low in the sky and steep in feet, can’t really say but one of the largest for me to capture. Again, these meaty ones remind me of intestines or sausages casings. Crazy as that is. I am enjoying going back to look at past photos and I’ll be darn if I don’t see more in them. Hoping our eyes are better trained over time. 
Deep in my heart
Gail, I like your assessment of the halo. My go to reference is Gavin’s ” The Cloud Collector’s Handbook” see page 120. That is the bible for me. I can’t tell you how many times I have read that handbook and continue to learn intricacies of clouds. So much to learn and appreciate.
Michael and Hans, great information you have been sharing. I will add a juicy one.
Right side up. Upside down makes me dizzy.
Robert, you caught some great cloud-water too. I really like the reflection element.
Hans, I love the birds. Looks like those may be geese on the move.
A Thinking Cap – hoping so.
