The galaxy presents as an elongated, cigar-shaped structure. The color gradient transitions from a brighter, reddish-orange core to a fainter, greenish-yellow tail. There is a separate object to the lower left of the main galaxy body. This object is smaller and presents a similar greenish-yellow hue.

The overall morphology suggests a relatively smooth structure with some possible disturbance. The extended tail and color variations suggest a potential tidal interaction or ongoing merging event. Further spectral analysis would be necessary to confirm the nature of the color distribution and whether the smaller object is physically associated with the primary galaxy.
