The galaxy presents as a luminous, centrally concentrated object with a moderate redshift. It displays a generally smooth morphology, indicative of a relatively evolved system. However, there is some evidence of a more complex structure, with a faint, extended feature suggestive of a possible tidal interaction or minor disturbance in the galaxy's outer regions. This feature is slightly bluer than the main body of the galaxy, potentially indicating areas of more recent star formation. The main body exhibits a color gradient, appearing yellower towards the center, which may suggest an older stellar population with a higher concentration of evolved stars. The overall color profile suggests ongoing or recent star formation. The galaxy's general shape appears close to round.
