The galaxy presents as a relatively smooth, disk-dominated system with a central bulge. The disk appears oriented close to edge-on from our perspective. There's evidence of some disk structure and features, though no prominent spiral arms are immediately apparent. The color gradient suggests a moderate level of star formation, with bluer hues in the outer disk possibly indicating younger stellar populations. The central bulge exhibits a yellowish-redder color, suggestive of older stars. No major disturbances or signs of recent merging events are readily visible in the morphology. Overall, the galaxy seems to be a fairly normal spiral or lenticular galaxy at its redshift.