Full moon wallpapers

The low-poly mountain style puts one soft light in the sky and stacks five ridges under it, each a little darker than the one behind. With a navy palette the light reads as a full moon, and the layers give the same sense of distance you get on a clear night in the hills.

The moon lands in a different spot with every shuffle. On a desktop you usually want it off to one side so it doesn't sit behind open windows; on a phone, the upper third is a good place because the clock covers the very top.