IWeb photo/images issues

Hello everyone,
I have created a website through iWeb. its all up and running fine.
The problem is I want to share my photos on other websites and it seems like the way iweb has stored the image is different.
Does anyone know how can I make my photos on my website appears on other sites (just the image) properly?
Thank you
James

Alright! Thank you Badunit and Jeff,
I think i have found out why it was not showing up after your suggestions.
When i checked my source codes again, where the picture is, it doesn't show up the full source linking but simply just the picture name.
So instead of
<img src="http://www.sr-union.com/SR-Union/Welcome_files/shapeimage_2.png">
it showed up
<img src="Welcome_files/shapeimage_2.png">
No wonder it won't work as when i copy and pasted it, i didn't check through and make sure the source linking is in full!
Now thats something i have learned today!
Thank you guys!

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