The galaxy presents as a relatively compact object, with a generally smooth appearance. There is evidence of a central concentration of light, yellowish-white in color, suggesting an older stellar population. Fainter, bluer light is distributed around the central region, indicative of more recent star formation. There are some apparent disturbances in the overall morphology, with hints of faint spiral arms or tidal features extending from the main body. The galaxy's roundness is somewhat ambiguous, appearing somewhere between round and more elongated. There is a suggestion of a minor interaction or disturbance that may be influencing its structure. The galaxy is an estimated 7.5 kiloparsecs across and has a redshift of approximately 0.29, placing it at a considerable distance. Its overall luminosity suggests it is a fairly luminous galaxy.
