Surprised no one has posted this.

I'm planning on setting up at a carefully chosen position to frame the eclipse and some interesting architecture with my telephoto lens. The Photographers Ephemeris can help with that.

Here are the times for Sunday evening, the 27th, in my location — roughly comparable to the longitude of Front Range, Colorado.

Event—Date—Time—Azimuth—Altitude

Moonrise—2015 Sep 27—18:40—88.6—----
Moon enters umbra—2015 Sep 27—19:06.8—93.0—4.1
Moon enters totality—2015 Sep 27—20:10.7—103.9—15.1
Middle of eclipse—2015 Sep 27—20:47.1—110.5—21.2
Moon leaves totality—2015 Sep 27—21:23.5—117.7—27.1
Moon leaves umbra—2015 Sep 27—22:27.4—132.3—36.4
Moon leaves penumbra—2015 Sep 27—23:24.0—148.1—43.0
Moonset—2015 Sep 28—07:25—274.9—----

 It's pretty well socked in with clouds here in the Chicago area and with rain in the forecast tomorrow most likely will remain so.

SWT--I look forward to the results of your photography! We are monitoring the fog here, and may drive a bit to get out of it if it's still socked in at sunset.

There are too many clouds here to verify the moon's disappearance. All the stars are being eclipsed, too.

Pretty much overcast with thunderstorms. Very little chance of clear enough skies this evening.

Big surprise here. Gap in the cloud cover gave me a clear view of the total eclipse. Not sure how long the view will last, but very little light pollution in rural area.