The galaxy presents with a generally elliptical morphology, though some irregular features are apparent, particularly in the disk. The central bulge exhibits a significantly higher surface brightness, appearing concentrated and relatively smooth. The disk component shows a mottled texture, indicating the presence of both smooth and clumpy regions. Faint spiral arm structures may be present, but are not clearly defined. There is minor disturbance in the disk, with some subtle asymmetry and possible tidal features. The colors suggest active star formation in the disk, with bluer regions possibly indicative of younger stellar populations. The central bulge appears redder, possibly indicating an older stellar population. Overall, the galaxy exhibits characteristics of both smooth elliptical galaxies and structured spiral galaxies, potentially in a transitional state.
