The galaxy appears as a relatively compact object with a moderate angular size. Its overall morphology is somewhat irregular, showing hints of a disturbed or complex structure. The light distribution is not uniform; there are regions that are brighter and denser, as well as fainter, more diffuse areas. The galaxy exhibits a range of colors, with a generally bluer hue and hints of redder regions, which could be indicative of a mix of stellar populations of varying ages, with possibly some regions of active star formation. The edges of the galaxy are indistinct, which could be indicative of a more extended stellar halo or tidal features. There is a possible disturbance or distortion observed in the galactic structure, suggestive of a potential interaction with another galaxy, or a recent minor merger event. There also appears to be a large structure around the galaxy, which could be an artifact. Further investigation is required to determine the true nature of the object. 
