The website really isn't to difficult to do. I have a 2 megapixel camera with 2x128MB flash cards. It allows me about 500 photos before I need to burn a CD (don't laugh, but at the current rate this is about every 2 weeks!). I install my camera software on the computer in the internet cafe/computer shop I find that has a CD burner to do it. I find this just while looking around town. Mostly they don’t speak much (any) English but signing and a few polite local words is usually enough to get control. I do it myself (less hassle). Once I have the CD I then choose the photos I want and shrink them down using Ifranview (a nifty little 700K image processing program available for free off the web that does heaps of stuff). Maps I grab off the web, convert them to bmp, edit them using pbrush, and then convert them to jpg for the web (again using ifranview). My rule of thumb is that I don't have images more than 50k for the internet or else it is to slow.
Geocities (a yahoo site) is a good, reliable, and free web site but GEOCITIES CANNOT BE ACCESSED IN CHINA!!!! The government has put a block on it (to much freedom of info I suppose). You can edit it in China, but no-one can view it. I actually made my web site in China but first saw it in Kyrgyzstan (and boy, where there also of mistakes!)