Sharing photos to iPhoto without a third party service

Question

Both my mother and I have iPhoto '08. She wants to be able to get to full-sized copies of my photos. I want to achieve this without using a third-party service (Dot Mac, Flickr, etc.) My Mac is configured as a server.
For awhile, I've tried posting full-sized album pages using iWeb, but the performance is terrible, even when clients don't try to get the full-sized images. iPhoto has some nice sharing features, so I'd like to get one of them to work, and would appreciate some advice from others on how to do so.
First, there's the "Sharing" iPhoto feature. This is limited to a local network, however. Ideally, I ought to be able to create an SSH tunnel and a Bonjour service proxy (using something like Network Beacon). However, when I try this, iPhoto displays but grays out the shared library (under "Shares"). I can't get it to work successfully. (If I do the same thing with my Web server, Safari loads the Bonjour web page without problems. Not sure what's going wrong.)
Second, there's "Subscribe to Photo Feed". This is really optimized for Dot Mac, but the "open" nature of the protocol, using RSS, makes it possible for others to create feeds. There's this post: http://www.macosxhints.com/article.php?story=20060722055330166f discussing CustomHTMLExport combined with a a custom RSS template. But it's all based on iPhoto '06, and I wonder if there's been anything better to come up since. I can't find any discussions about doing something like this that specifically talk about iPhoto '08.
Ideally, I'd like this to be transparent on both ends, just like LAN sharing or photocasting over Dot Mac. But I'm willing to do some work on my end if necessary.

Answer 1

WIPHA seems to work. Webphoto also works (in 10.5, even), though support has been discontinued for some time. Webphoto's problem is that it doesn't display navigation links for photos bigger than 550 (width). The photo displays just fine, but does not include the links necessary to click through to the next or previous photo.
WIPHA's problem is that it ONLY sorts by date. The advantage of Webphoto was that it would display images in the same order as arranged in an iPhoto album.
I'm trying to use iPhoto as the source of slideshows for classes I teach, so that all I have to do for a class is arrange an album, and then fire up the web browser on the computer in my classroom (no exporting, no HTML pages, no duplicate directories...). WIPHA would work, only it won't display in the order I want. Webphoto would work if it would display navigation links with large photos.
Does anyone know of any other option for simply displaying the contents of an iPhoto album on the web without the botheration of separate web pages and exporting and all that crap?
(Or, is there a fix to WebPhoto that will display navigation links for large images?)