Adding the location to a photo in Yosemite

Does anyone know how to add a photo's location from within the Mac Photos app (or at least without any 3rd party software and iPhoto).

iPadAppoftheWeek wrote:
Do you know of any third party software for adding a location?
Sorry, I do not.

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