The galaxy presents a generally smooth morphology, with a largely featureless appearance across its surface. The object appears elongated, roughly cigar-shaped. The central region of the galaxy exhibits a high concentration of light, with a yellow-white hue. The outer regions show a color gradient, trending towards a slightly bluer color. The blue color indicates the presence of at least some recent star formation in the outer disk. There are no indications of strong tidal features, major disturbances, or ongoing mergers, although there may be a minor disturbance in the overall structure. The light profile suggests a gradual decline in brightness from the core, with a diffuse halo. The galaxy's redshift suggests it is not a local object, but rather a more distant galaxy whose light is stretched from its recession velocity.
