The galaxy presents as a relatively small, faint, elongated object. Its overall color is a muted bluish-white, suggesting a possible mixture of stellar populations and a modest amount of on-going star formation. The central region appears more concentrated and brighter, while the outer regions are more diffuse, with no obvious spiral structure or distinct features visible. The shape is notably non-circular, leaning toward a cigar-like or elliptical form. There are no clear signs of active galactic nuclei, major mergers, or significant tidal disturbances in the immediate vicinity. Based on the apparent colors and lack of defined spiral arms, it is likely a late-type galaxy viewed at a considerable distance.
