I'm older than dirt and the easiest way to do it get a system
like Kodak easyshare where the software will unload the pictures
from the camera and post them on Kodak's site.   That way
friends can view them, you can order prints, and
stuff like mouse pads with your cat's photo.

You can also get a USB card reader that will allow you to
copy photos from the memory card (SD, CF) to your desktop and
other places like Walgreens. Wal-mart, and other stores
where friends can view them.  

Also check with your ISP.  They may give you xxxx mb for a web
pages with your ISP service (typically 10 meg.)

You should ask your provider the address of your ftp site. It shoul
dbe something like:

ftp.myprovider.com/~myname

Then, you need an ftp client, an ftp software, if you wish. ws_ftp is
such a software, for exemple. The home version does not cost anything,
I believe. If not there are other free ftp clients. Your provider
might have some to downlaod from his site.

When the client is installed, you will need to login to your site with
your password. You'll then see 2 windows in your client, one with the
files on your computer, the other, empty, with the files on your site.
You then click the files and transfer them on your site.

You can then refer to your files for other people to view as

http://www.myprovider.com/~myname/myfile.jpg

A little knowledge of html editing might help. There are also some
wysiwyg editors for free. Or, easier still, you might borrow a page
you like on the net, maybe change the background, add your own text
and pictures.

Ask your ISP. He should be able to provide a *little* help. Some
providers even have an interface to create web site. Here's the
interface provided by mine:

http://www.vif.com/htmltemplate/

You will find instructions on how to install and use ws_ftp here:

http://support.vif.com/dotcom/wsftp-install/
http://support.vif.com/dotcom/wsftp-connect/

This should work, whatever your provider.

Caution: You might end up having much more fun than you figured doing
this :)