The galaxy appears as a moderately sized, compact object. The central region exhibits a bright, concentrated core with a slight elongation, hinting at a possible disk-like structure viewed at a shallow angle. The color profile shows a central greenish-white hue, suggesting the presence of younger stellar populations or active star formation, particularly within the core. There are subtle hints of reddish hues in the outer regions which may indicate older stellar populations. There is a patchy texture on the central region of the galaxy, as the blue and red light are not completely overlapping, and one side has more blue than red light. I do not observe any distinct spiral arms or a well-defined disk structure. There are no strong tidal tails or obvious signs of ongoing major merger activity. The galaxy has a relatively smooth appearance overall, but with subtle features that suggest some degree of internal structure or minor disturbances.
