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Photos: From Montauk to Long Beach, Long Island was treated to a glorious Sunday sunset

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Long Island Sun Chasers put out the call on Facebook. And Long Islanders delivered, big time.

At the beach, next to the farm and from backyards and roads across Suffolk and Nassau, Long Island residents captured and shared hundreds of fantastic photos of Sunday afternoon’s glorious sunset on the Sun Chasers’ Facebook group page.

The heavens were ablaze with eye-popping shades of orange, pink and purple, accented by soft smoky clouds and the day’s fading blue sky. Sunday’s sunset — the first since moving up the clocks early yesterday — occurred between 4:40-4:45 p.m., depending on where you stood on Long Island.

Without further adieu, here’s a sampling of the glory witnessed by enchanted Long Islanders.

Tanner Park

Donna Pfister captured these beauts in Tanner Park in Copiague.

“Omg!!! NO FILTERS, no edits just pure joy from me to you!!! The sky just exploded in the most wonderful way! Felt it in my bones and in the way the clouds were developing,” Pfister said in her Sun Chasers post I actually giggled out loud and shed a tear or two. Witnessing a sky like this gives you so much hope and positivity. Hope many of you reading this were able to see it for yourselves.”

Sag Harbor

Asia Lee just killed it with these gems taken in Sag Harbor.

“Color my world with love,” Lee posted.

Captree State Park

This one, featuring the Fire Island Inlet Bridge, was posted by Steve Mitchell.

“Fire Island Inlet on fire this afternoon,” Mitchell wrote.

Jones Beach

Nancy Viscardi-Ricigliano was lucky enough to catch this stunning view from the west end of Jones Beach.

Miller Place

An opportunistic Andrea Araneda snagged the above shots in Miller Place, as the sun set over L Delea & Sons Sod Farms.

The Sound

A little further north, Robin Wasserman pointed her camera lens at this splendid sight.

Patchogue Shores

Tami Shine was mesmerized by the sunset at Patchogue Shores Beach. And so are we.

Lloyd Harbor

Alissa Schwartz caught her piece of the sunset fire in Lloyd Harbor.

‘Stuck behind trees’

Marie Kat commented that she was “stuck behind trees” for the sunset. Nonetheless, she captured another perspective of the beautiful sundowner.

Long Beach

Lisa Nadler-Reischer posted photos taken on the shoreline in Long Beach. Three of her best are below.

Huntington Bay

Bravo, Salvatore Agnello! Bravo.

Blue Point

Grace Garcia Lessing snapped this shot just in time on Sunday.

“Almost missed this one,” Lessing noted.

Moriches

Cathy Quinn relayed some stunning sky shots she took in Moriches. See two below.

Massapequa

Michelle Turnbull Primavera pointed west and captured this in Massapequa

North Shore splendor.

We leave you with Steve Wolf’s “unplanned sunset catch” on the North Shore.

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