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Plan your next photography adventure

Create a personalized photography shoot plan based on your skill level and camera bag.

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No active plans yet — build your first trip below, or set up your Camera Bag so plans come pre-personalized.

1 · Optional Quickstart

This section is completely optional. Drop in a flyer, brief, or schedule and we'll read it to pre-fill your trip details below — or paste a link to an event or venue page and we'll pull useful context from it. Either way, you can review and change anything before you generate your plan.

Drop an event flyer, safari brief, or schedule and we will build your plan

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Your document is processed by our AI services to extract locations and build your plan. Don't upload anything you don't have the right to share. Extracted details may be imperfect — confirm them in Pre-Flight. Details on our AI providers are in our /privacy.

🔒 Deeper web-research synthesis unlocks at the Adventurer tier and above — the field works at every tier, higher tiers get richer results.

2 · Trip Basics

Tell the planner what mix of settings and content to expect — real shoots often blend indoor and outdoor, or a museum's exhibits with live subjects. Select any combination, or none.

Tip: Append GPS coords for exact placement — e.g. "38.99, -77.23" or "38.99 N, 77.23 W"

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Beta: multi-day plans are capped at 7 days. Longer trips with Google Maps precision are coming to the Expedition and Expedition+ tiers.

These dates are in the past — update them for your upcoming trip

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Tip: Append GPS coords for exact placement — e.g. "38.99, -77.23" or "38.99 N, 77.23 W"

Optional. Tell the planner where you'll be physically standing so it places your shooting position correctly. For example: "the visitor center side" or "the west pier". Aperture22 uses this to position you exactly where you mean to be.
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Tip: Append GPS coords for exact placement — e.g. "38.99, -77.23" or "38.99 N, 77.23 W"

Days start minimized — expand a day to add stops, mark it a rest day, or leave a note.

3 · Photography Style

Shapes the look your plan aims for — lighting, mood, and editing notes. Pick presets, name an artist, or describe it yourself.

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4 · Gear & Detail Level

How much ground you'll cover between locations each day — Stay close keeps you near one area, Cover ground moves you further afield. (How much to bring is separate.)

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Add your gear for a personalized plan → Set up Camera Bag

Pre-Flight maps every location so you can confirm or drag pins before generating. It catches geocoding misses early.

Enter your trip details and click Generate Plan. Your Photography Intelligence Companion will create a personalized shoot plan based on your skill level and camera bag.

Generating your personalized photography plan... This usually takes 15-30 seconds.

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Locations

Drag any pin to reposition it, click a name to rename, or paste coordinates for an exact spot.

    Pin locations come from map data and may be off. You're confirming approximate spots — check access and safety in the field before you rely on them.

    How to refine pin locations
    • Drag any pin on the map to the exact spot you want
    • Type a more specific name (instead of "Great Falls" try "Great Falls Park Virginia")
    • Enter exact GPS coordinates — the pin turns green when locked to confirmed coordinates
    • Use the search function inside Pre-Flight to find locations by name