The galaxy presents as an object with an intermediate redshift. It appears to have a somewhat amorphous, irregular morphology, suggesting that it may not be a fully formed spiral or elliptical galaxy. The light distribution is not uniform; some areas are brighter and more concentrated. 

The galaxy exhibits both smoother regions and areas with what appear to be more distinct features or structures. The overall color suggests a mix of stellar populations, with some regions appearing bluer and potentially indicating ongoing star formation, while other regions are redder, which would be more associated with older, redder stars. 

There's potential evidence of minor disturbances or interactions in the galaxy’s structure, though a major merger seems unlikely at this stage. The galaxy is not perfectly rounded in shape, tending toward an in-between form.
