The galaxy presents a predominantly smooth, elongated morphology, reminiscent of a cigar shape. The central region exhibits a higher surface brightness, suggesting a concentration of stellar population or active galactic nucleus. A slight color gradient is visible, trending toward redder hues in the central region, potentially indicating an older stellar population or dust obscuration. There appears to be an adjacent, smaller object; its relation to the main galaxy is uncertain and could represent either a companion galaxy, a foreground object, or a tidal feature. No prominent spiral arms or distinct features are immediately apparent. The galaxy's overall form suggests a classification towards an elliptical or lenticular type, though higher resolution imaging would be required for definitive classification. Given the estimated size, it appears to be a galaxy of moderate physical dimensions. The smooth appearance and colour information indicates that star formation may be ongoing.
