If you drop the requirement that the image has to be taken with wavelengths our eyes are sensitive to, you could image it using radio telescopes. We already hav

If you drop the requirement that the image has to be taken with wavelengths our eyes are sensitive to, you could image it using radio telescopes. We already have this capability, the problem though with radio interferometry is that while you can get an effectively huge aperture, the contrast level will be very low, and I am guessing that after subtracting the signal from the star, the signal from the planet will not be above the noise level. Note that optical interferometers would have the same problem.