The galaxy presents as an elliptical morphology, exhibiting a smooth, centrally concentrated light distribution. The galaxy has an apparent size of approximately 7 arcseconds, corresponding to a physical size of roughly 10 kiloparsecs at its redshift of z = 0.106. The light profile appears more concentrated in the inner regions, gradually fading towards the outer edges. There is an overall red color, with a more luminous yellowish core and a more reddish and less luminous extension on its side, which may imply an old stellar population with ongoing star formation. The ellipticity of the galaxy is significant, suggesting that it is far from a perfect circle. There seems to be an apparent morphological disturbance in the galaxy with the presence of a bright nearby light source. The data from Galaxy Zoo suggests that the galaxy appears to be of intermediate roundness, it is more likely to be elliptical than spiral, and it may be undergoing some form of interaction or merger with another galaxy based on the morphological disturbances observed.