The galaxy exhibits a morphology that is predominantly smooth in appearance, with a generally rounded form. There appears to be a single main body to the galaxy, with lower surface brightness extensions. There appears to be a secondary core, possibly a satellite galaxy, or a region of intense star formation, that is connected via a bridge to the primary galactic body. The main body displays a yellow hue, suggesting an older stellar population, while the extended features display a greener tint, potentially indicative of younger stars or ionized gas. There are possible indications of minor tidal disturbances, such as asymmetries in the outskirts.
