For you photographers, try getting a time sequence. Set up on a tripod and take a shot about every 15 minutes starting at the beginning of the penumbra shadow, and continuing until the moon finally leaves the earth's shadow. Then use your favorite editing program to put all the shots into a single image. Remember that the moon will apparently move from east to west during the eclipse, but it's actually moving west to east with respect to the earth's shadow. Should make a very nice image, worthy of APOD.