Eloise Hawkings photo with desmonds monk master

[faradaygeek2342]

did anyone notice that Eloise was in a photo with brother campbell. Lostpedia said it was a composite, meaning that it was two combined photos. Maybe brother was daniels father.

[notsolost42]

I'll say this as nicely and gently as I can and please, don't take it the wrong way but.....catch up, will ya? This is season 5 already!

[Lostdude2341]

Ouch... :D

[LissaMarie]

There are so many nuances in this show. Don't feel bad Faraday!

I wonder why they classified it as a composite photo though? I never heard that.

As goofy as it sounds, the photo always reminded me of "American Gothic" by Grant Wood?!

[faradaygeek2342]

I'll say this as nicely and gently as I can and please, don't take it the wrong way but.....catch up, will ya? This is season 5 already!

I realise that but like Libbys past, its just been bugging me. I was board so i decided to watch the episode
Catch 22. I noticed the picture and i have a feeling it will be important. Or the writers decide to scratch it out.

[notsolost42]

There are so many nuances in this show. Don't feel bad Faraday!

I wonder why they classified it as a composite photo though? I never heard that.

As goofy as it sounds, the photo always reminded me of "American Gothic" by Grant Wood?!

I posted that a long time ago. Did you know that American Gothic was actually painted in a composite fashion? It has a very interesting history.

[jasonm222]

I love doing these comparo's! here are the two images mentioned:
http://i711.photobucket.com/albums/ww111/jasonm222/camhawk.jpg
Brother Campbell & Eloise Hawking
http://i711.photobucket.com/albums/ww111/jasonm222/Americangothic.jpg
American Gothic.

There is a definate resemblence.

Here is another image to compare:
http://i711.photobucket.com/albums/ww111/jasonm222/desmond.png
Kinda got the same theme as the Eloise/Campbell image. Both have fake backdrops at least.

[LissaMarie]

I posted that a long time ago. Did you know that American Gothic was actually painted in a composite fashion? It has a very interesting history.

LOL...seriously? I had no idea anyone else was reminded of that! I also didn't know that it was a composite piece as well. Fascinating and thanks Notso! It's embarassing since I lived in Cedar Rapids, Iowa for a few years - the home of Grant Wood. I can't tell you how many field trips we spent at his museum! I wonder what the deal is with the photo?

Thanks for the history lesson!

[370662]

I realise that but like Libbys past, its just been bugging me..

you're not the only one! hehe i do hope we find out about her!