How did Vicky become a freelance photojournalist?

Wiki was born in Austria as Arthur Ferrig. At the age of ten, he came to new york with his mother and three brothers to defect to his father. The new immigrant lives in the Lower East Side of new york, and his life is very difficult. As a child, Vicky worked as a candy vendor, washed dishes in the canteen, rented a pony and became a street mobile photographer who took pictures of children. 1924, Vicky was tired of poor and bumpy life and worked as a darkroom technician with a weekly salary of $20 in Top Good News Photo Agency (the predecessor of united press international). Because "Top Good" requires its photographer to wear a white shirt and tie when going out, Vicky is impatient with this. He has never been a formal photojournalist, but has been kept in a darkroom all day, and will only be sent to shoot fires and other events when there is an urgent task in the middle of the night. Years of darkroom career have made Vicky a skilled darkroom expert. He used to develop photos in the cab of a subway train and use an ambulance as a darkroom to print a photo of a world champion in a polo field. 1935, Vicky left the photo agency and became a freelance photojournalist.