The object appears to be a spiral galaxy seen edge-on, at a redshift of approximately 0.09. Its shape is elongated and cigar-shaped, appearing significantly longer than it is wide. A bulge, with a redder color, can be observed but is not especially prominent. This suggests a relatively low black hole activity. The disk of the galaxy exhibits a bluer hue, indicative of ongoing star formation, albeit at a seemingly moderate rate. There is no obvious sign of strong disturbances or major mergers, although faint disturbances in the disk structure cannot be ruled out. Overall, the galaxy presents as a relatively undisturbed system undergoing moderate star formation.