Select and resolve
Choose a selection, set clustering precision, and optionally add photos to collections.
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Natural-place intelligence for Lightroom Classic
GPS tells you the point. GeoPlace tells you the place.
Turn photo coordinates into searchable natural context—parks, refuges, watersheds, ecoregions, geology, vegetation, climate, fire context, water, elevation, and place names—inside Lightroom Classic.
Native Lightroom workflow
Five-photo quick start
Search + reports
Find, understand, and organize
Your archive knows the coordinates. GeoPlace adds the story of the place.
Select five geotagged photographs, choose the context you care about, and let GeoPlace resolve the natural place around them. It writes consistent, searchable metadata without forcing you out of Lightroom.
The result is a catalog you can search by refuge, park, watershed, habitat, ecological region, land designation, geology, water context, or repeat field location—not just by folder, filename, or memory.
Five photos. Ten minutes.
See the first useful result before rebuilding your catalog.
Start with a small selection, inspect the resolved place context in Lightroom, then repeat the same workflow on a real shoot or past trip.
Choose enrichment layers
Control location, land, water, ecology, habitat, climate, conservation, fire, soil, and geology lookups.
Write metadata
Store structured fields directly in Lightroom for future filtering, reporting, and export.
Review the operation
See resolved locations, written photos, skipped items, warnings, and the next available actions.
Readable reports
Turn metadata into something people can actually use.
View enriched photographs in a clean report with image, location, ecology, habitat, land, water, geology, and map details.
PDF export
Package photographs and place intelligence into a professional field record.
Generate a multi-page PDF that combines photographs with structured location and environmental context. The result is suitable for project archives, client delivery, field documentation, and research records.
Photo-firstFull-width imagery
MappedCoordinates and map context
StructuredReadable metadata tables
ShareablePortable PDF output
Search the catalog by place
Find every photograph from a watershed, refuge, habitat, park, or region.
Search the current selection or the full catalog by natural-place attributes, preview matches, show the photographs immediately, save searches, or create Lightroom collections for future work.
Guided from the start
Built-in help, onboarding, support, privacy, and data-provider documentation.
The Help Center explains the core workflow, points to related topics, and provides direct access to product information, support, privacy, and source documentation.
Built for field photography
For people whose photographs need more than a pin on a map.
Nature and wildlife photographers can organize by habitat, refuge, watershed, and repeat location. Landscape and travel photographers can build consistent place hierarchies across trips and regions. Naturalists, educators, and conservation communicators can add ecological context without building a GIS workflow.
Nature and wildlife
Find photographs by habitat, refuge, protected area, water, ecoregion, and repeat field location.
Landscape and travel
Build a repeatable geographic hierarchy across trips, regions, watersheds, elevations, and collections.
Natural history and education
Connect field photographs with source-aware ecological and geographic context without a separate GIS project.
Start small
Give GeoPlace five reliable geotagged photos and ten minutes, then inspect the result inside Lightroom.
Start with a real shoot
Give GeoPlace five geotagged photos and ten minutes.
See the first useful result in Lightroom, then use enrichment, View, Search, reports, and PDF export on a real shoot or past trip.