Photo places to the street, at home
Immich and PhotoPrism name where a photo was taken from a list of cities; the street needs a geocoder, and a cloud one would see where you have been. GridPin answers from a file on your server.
New Point to address Self-hosted apps Command line Home, photos
Reverse geocode the photo points
exiftool -csv -n -GPSLatitude -GPSLongitude photos/ > points.csv gridpin batch france.bin points.csv places.csv --reverse --lat-column GPSLatitude --lon-column GPSLongitude --with place
Each row gets the nearest address and its distance; --with place adds the place the way a person writes it (house, street, locality). The server form, gridpin serve with /reverse in Nominatim's format, answers tools that already ask Nominatim.
What it does not do
It names the nearest address, not a landmark or a park: a photo taken in a forest gets the closest house, with its distance, so you can drop answers farther than you like. The photo libraries are not changed by GridPin; their own settings decide where they ask for places.