The galaxy presents as a moderately inclined disk galaxy, with a semi-major axis estimated to be a few arcseconds. It displays a centrally concentrated bulge. The overall color is notably blue, suggestive of ongoing star formation activity.  There's a slight asymmetry visible in the outer disk, potentially indicating a minor gravitational interaction or recent accretion event.  The galaxy appears relatively smooth in texture. The light distribution, characterized by a Sersic index of around 1, suggests a profile between a classical bulge and an exponential disk. The galaxy possesses a considerable stellar mass, and the current star formation rate is moderate, leading to a specific star formation rate indicative of galaxies on the lower end of the star-forming main sequence at its redshift.