Large Photo dilemma

Hello, I just bought an Imac, and jumped right in with creating a website. Everything is a dream come true except the photos i want to share are massive! 5 - 10 mb each. the problem is that when ever my friends try to download the pictures all they get is this 170 kb thumbnail of my pictures!
Please does anyone know how I can share my large photos on my website? If you are Curious it is
web.me.com/angelpalmoni
Thank you so much!!!

To create a ZIP of your folder of photos, select it and go to the Finder/File Menu. In Tiger select "Create Archive" or Leopard select "Compress".
At the bottom of the iWeb window click the "Inspector" button if it is not already open.
The "Link" inspector page is the second last icon at the top of the inspector window - a blue curved arrow. Click it.
Since you have a photo site, you could put a small image or icon on your webpage. Beneath this put a caption like "Click the Icon to download my Photos".
Now select the image and, in the "Link" inspector, check the "Enable as a hyperlink" box.
"Link to: A File"
Browse to your ZIP file and select it.
This link will not work in iWeb but, when clicked on your published site, will download your folder of photos.

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