The other two have mentioned a partial class. They are correct. Here's an example...
public partial class MyImage
{
public string CompleteUrl
{
get { return string.Format("http://{0}/{1}/{2}.png", Host, Folder, Filename); }
}
}
This would assume that you already have columns named "Host", "Folder", and "Filename" in your database, and those have already been mapped to the appropriate columns.
L2S generates partial classes for all of its implementations. You shouldn't be doing your own mapping. These partial classes allow you to create a new file (with ClassName.cs) that will allow you to extend the functionality of your domain objects.