  We demonstrate achieving the far-field super-resolution imaging can be
realized by using a planar hyperbolic metamaterial lens (PHML), beyond the
Fabry-Perot resonance condition. Although the thickness of the PHML is much
larger than wavelength, the PHML not only can transmit radiative waves and
evanescent waves with high transmission, but also can collect all the waves in
the image region with the amplitudes of them being the same order of magnitude.
We present a design for a PHML to realize the far-field super-resolution
imaging, with the distance between the sources and the images 10 times larger
than wavelength. We show the superresolution of our PHML is robust against
losses, and the PHML can be fabricated by periodic stacking of metal and
dielectric layers.
