Not in any general, reliable way from a single photo. A 2D image does not contain the full 3D depth and hidden-surface information needed to recreate how the scene would look from a different camera position.

Software can sometimes fake small perspective changes by making assumptions about the scene, or by building an approximate 3D model from recognizable features and guessed geometry. But any newly revealed areas were never captured, so they must be invented or left blank. That means the result is an estimate, not a true reconstruction.

If you have multiple photos covering the scene, then photogrammetry or 3D reconstruction can make viewpoint changes possible. From one standard image alone, though, changing camera position realistically is generally not possible except as a limited simulation.