The galaxy presents as a relatively compact system, roughly 9 kpc in radius given the redshift. Morphologically, it appears to be somewhere between smooth and possessing a disk-like structure with some features. The light distribution suggests a primarily spheroidal component dominating its overall appearance but with some irregular or spiral-like structures visible. The galaxy appears to be in transition from a galaxy which formed a good number of stars, to a system with less star formation occurring now. The redder color, as compared to the blue, also indicates older stellar populations and possible dust obscuration. There's a suggestion of minor gravitational disturbance, but the overall structure does not indicate a major merger event or significant tidal disruption.
