Images of absolutely nothing

Tulips are my favorite flower. Pictured here are some white tulips that haven't begun to open. The trait I enjoy most of these flowers is the blooming; each day they look different and the final days look just as stunning as the first. This year bring home tulips in an array of colors instead of the ever so common roses.
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I found this tree to be beautiful. To capture these images I had to use the action seating of my camera to capture the movement in the cool breeze of the evening.
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This is one of a few shots that I tried through a window. It was raining, and I thought the raindrops in the foreground was a nice feature as well as its own filter for the photo.
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Well on the day seen I took about 20 completely random shots of skies and plants. Something about this one got my attention. I think it was the variation in color and texture. The tree seems to be floating over the fence.

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Well, I have another image this month almost exactly like this one. But I am still trying to capture evening skies in their true colors. It is hard for me to capture the light, its reflection, and the depth that I am trying for. I continue my efforts.
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This is a picture of my stairwell as seen from the top of a bush. It is a view I would never have seen on my own with the leaves so clearly in the foreground while the stairs and lamppost seem to dwell in the distant background.
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As I continue you to take completely pointless pictures (or at least that may seem to be the case to others), I hope this inspires you to take a look at your simple, ordinary surroundings a little differently and take in some of the beauty that is this world.