Wow, a website " designed to provide quality articles on various topics
that are exhaustive in themselves."  Yes, quite exhaustive.  By the
time you are done, you are exhausted, bored, etc.  And "articles", yes,
the site has exactly 2.  So use of plural is okay.

But I got most of the way through the article.  It seemed like a well
written 9th grade essay.  If you have to explain to someone what
photogrpahy is, then the person probably can't read anyway.  So why
bother.  Ex.: "Photography's application are many, it is not just the
medium to capture memories of our loved ones. Consider any one of
these: Fashion, Advertising, Media (Photojournalism), Science, Law and
Order management, Military operations, Weather Reports - all of them
have a profound dependence on it."

I didn't finish the article.  Couldn't get past the definition of a
battery (seriously):
Battery: They might never come into consideration when talking about
photography, but not a single photograph can probably be taken without
them. These converter's of chemical to electrical energy cells come
in rechargeable or disposable (non-rechargeable) types. Today's most
of the digital/optical cameras are powered by 1.5 volt AA (alkaline)
cells. Again this is a technology where lots of research is under way
for optimizing the battery life and quality.

Hmmm.  I how I wish I had put a battery in the old K1000.  Maybe the
pictures would have come out better.  And to think how good a Brownie
would have been ....  I guess the electricity must somehow just out of
the battery and activate the film.  All this time I thought it was the
flash that caused the big, bright light; not the battery activating the
film or whatever.

Obviously written by someone who had little idea what they were talking
about.  That's why it is exhausting, not exhaustive.  But might be
worth reading if you want a good laugh or want to vomit.