This galaxy presents an elongated, somewhat disturbed morphology. The light distribution appears concentrated towards a central bulge that is bright and slightly yellow in color. The outer regions of the galaxy exhibit a less defined structure, with hints of a disk-like component extending from the central bulge. There are no clearly defined spiral arms visible, and the overall appearance suggests either an elliptical galaxy with some irregularities, or a disk galaxy seen at an oblique angle. The galaxy's light profile is relatively smooth across the main body, although there is a hint of asymmetry at one extremity, perhaps indicating tidal interaction or minor distortions. The color profile is dominated by light consistent with older stellar populations. There may be some evidence of localized star formation regions. The overall impression is of a galaxy undergoing some form of disturbance, though the precise nature remains unclear from this image alone.
