Sharing large files

Is there a way I could share specific files or folders (but not anything else) with another user from another computer over the internet as opposed to loading something up to a server or emailing something? If it is possible, how do I set it up and how do someone access it?
Thanks in advance.
Fridge

This depends a lot on the kind of network connectivity you have on your Mac and the other person has, and what you mean by "large."
If the file truly is large, such as a few gigabytes, sharing it from a Mac on a typical home network can be done, but it would take hours (and maybe days) for the other person to download it.
The idea though is to enable file sharing on your local Mac, open up port 80 on your Mac and firewall, create a guest account on your Mac, then gie access to your friend. Your friend would connect either via ssh or Apple file share.
If you provide more details about what kind of network your friend and you have and how large a file you have in mind, more suggestions can no doubt be provided here.

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