Nope. Perspective is dependent only on your position.

This seems wrong to most people, but try it. Take your zoom-equipped camera, and take two photos at short and long focal lengths. Now crop the wide one down to cover the same area as the long one. You’ll find that the perspective has not changed.

There are a couple of reasons why I think this seems wrong to some. 1) If you were to use a longer lens, some nearby objects like those mailboxes would simply be cropped out of the frame. 2) If you’re trying to get a near and far object with a long lens, you’ll be forced to move farther away from the near object, or the reverse: if you’re using a wide lens, you’ll be able to get much closer and still keep the near object in the frame. Either way, it’s your feet that changed the perspective, not your lens.

Well, I’m going to repeat the experiment so I can try that. But you wouldn’t try to vary it while panning around, would you? You’d still want to be closest to the object that you want to appear dominant.

Your version is newer than mine. I think you just need to select a batch of photos first. It’s noun->verb, not verb->noun.