30D with Tokina 12-24 f/4 tripod mounted, with the tripod down the back of my t-shirt (through the collar) and stabilized by having one leg of the 'pod in the top of my shorts and the RRS BH-40 head adjusted so the camera body rested on my shoulder/neck.
The camera was in Tv mode and I tried shutter speeds of 1/125s and 1/100s at ISO 100. I used the timer for delayed shutter release, so I could trigger it then get in position.
Took advantage of Expert Editing to do serious cloning of deep "mudprints" in the trail due to recent rains.
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Aha, I see you went all the way and had your eyeballs replaced by a camera, what a dedicated photographer :) Either that or you used some kind of helmet camera, I want one too :P
Geeze, that looks like a tough shot to take. Interesting though, havn't seen many shots like that in my life. The crisp foreground combined with the motion blur makes for a neat effect.
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