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Yes ! This is the solution ! Thank you DNorman very much !
The amount of perspective is controlled by the focal length. if you want more perspective you have to decrease the focal length (when the lens units are set to mm), this will also zoom you out so you might have to move the camera forwards to compensate.
If you have the lens units in field of view the smaller the angle the longer the focal length (sort of the opposite)
This is as it would be with a real camera.
You can do this from the “view menu” - “Viewport Render Image”. It only works with Eevee (not cycles). The resolution will be the same as the output settings.
It will also render all the overlays so if you do not want to see them you have to turn them off.
In your other images, you are in render preview mode. The render preview uses a background HDRI for preview reflections and lighting.
If you want the final render to look the same, you need to use the same background in the world settings.
