The galaxy presents as an elongated, cigar-shaped structure. There appears to be a central bulge, possibly a bar or a particularly bright nucleus, towards the bottom portion of the galaxy as it is displayed in the image. The colour of the central bulge is a yellow-green hue, which possibly indicates either older stars or dust attenuation. The main body of the galaxy is predominantly the same yellow-green colour, though slightly dimmer. The overall morphology suggests an edge-on orientation with respect to our line of sight, obscuring any potential spiral arm structure. The outer edges of the galaxy appear relatively smooth, with no clear signs of significant tidal interactions or major ongoing mergers. There is no indication of distinct or prominent dust lanes. The light distribution appears relatively uniform, with a gradual fading from the central bulge to the outer edges. Given the elongated shape and smooth appearance, it is likely an elliptical galaxy, or a spiral galaxy viewed edge-on. Some minor disturbances may be present.
